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| Book Title |
Wonder Woman |
| Issue Number: |
133 (462) |
| Published: |
May 1998 |
| Cover Artists: |
John Byrne |
| Writer: |
John Byrne |
| Pencils: |
John Byrne |
| Inker: |
John Byrne |
| Letterer: |
John Byrne |
| Colourist: |
Patricia Mulvihill |
| Editor: |
Paul Kupperberg |
| Story Title: |
Masquerade |
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| Main Characters (in order of appearance): |
Hippolyta
(Wonder Woman) |
Jay Garrick
(The Flash) |
Hawkman |
Green Lantern |
The Atom |
Johnny Thunder |
| Joan Garrick |
Dark Angel |
Donna Troy |
| Hitler |
Thunderbolt |
Princess Diana
(Goddess of Truth) |
Athena |
Zeus/Jove |
Hera |
| Mike Schorr |
Cassie Sandsmark |
Artemis |
| Merlin |
Helena Sandsmark
(Morgaine Le Fay) |
Etrigan
(Jason Blood) |

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Byrne's revisionist approach results in Hippolyta becoming part of the DC Universe's
post crisis history and pre-dating her daughter's arrival on Man's
World as Wonder Woman! Confusing or what?! Many fans disliked this change, feeling
it once again undermined Diana's role as the first, true Wonder Woman,
although some liked the way that the pre-crisis Golden Age version of the character
had effectively been brought back from "non-existence", after effectively
being wiped from the face of the DC Universe after the events of "Crisis
on Infinite Earths".
Hippolyta returns to the present day after spending several years in the past
working with the original Justice Society of America as the "Golden Age"
Wonder Woman.