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Book Title Wonder Woman Issue Number: 175 (504) Published: December 2001 Cover Artists: Jim Lee Writer: Phil Jiminez Pencils: Phil Jiminez, Brandon Badeaux Inker: Andy Lanning, Lary Stucker, Marlo Alquiza Letterer: Comicraft Colourist: Patricia Mulvihill Editor: Eddie Berganza Story Title: The Witch and the Warrior - Part Two   Main Characters (in order of appearance): Terra Argent Scirocco Bumblebee Tao Jones Penny Dreadful Death Doll Rosie Mirage Demolitia Troia (Donna Troy) Trinity Jesse Quick Dervish Omen Touch "N" Go Rose Wilson Grace Anima Sickle Pantha Velvet Tiger Vigilante Breathtaker Flamebird Raven Gemini Gorgeous Gilly Ms. Mesmer Twister 4-D Stranglehold Mary Marvel Huitzilopochtli Chain Lightning Halo Shiv Katana Cheshire Axis Onyx The Hyena Vixen Inferno Nightshade Killer Frost Oracle (Barbara Gordon) Wonder Woman (Diana) Circe Lex Luthor Lyta Joker Plastic Man Martian Manhunter (J'onn J'onzz) Sebastian Ballesteros (The Cheetah) Silver Swan (Vanessa Kapatelis) Superman (Kal El) Knockout Big Barda Owl Woman Cyber-Cat Chrysalis Tigress Rusalka Firebird New-Wave Tsunami cascade Tundra Nox Nightfall Doctor Light Gloss Maya Betty Clawman Vicki Grant Power Girl Mongal Harpi Hawkgirl Fire Hazzard Jewelee White Rabbit Supergirl Lady Shiva Diamondette Lady Vic Phantom Lady Nemesis Deathstroke Firehawk Poison Ivy Ten Godiva II Elemental Woman Ice Maiden Star-Spangled Kid Empress Wonder Girl (Cassie Sandsmark) Monster Girl Sylph Giganta Mustang Sally Secret The Ravens Superboy Silver Banshee Black Canary Jinx Batgirl Black Thorn Double Dare Thorn Janissary The Body Doubles Spoiler Green Lantern (Kyle Rayner) Batman (Bruce Wayne) Jade Starfire (Koriand'r) Nightwing Rampage Magpie Magenta Zatanna Captain Marvel Sweet 16 Gypsy

Wonder Woman and a Superman transformed into a strange "Doomsday-esque" hybrid by Circe, battle each other in a brutal slugfest in Times Square, while Circe broadcasts the fight across the entire world. Meanwhile the other heroines battle the numerous villainesses running loose throughout New York. Although the cover by Jim Lee might give the impression Wonder Woman deals with Superman easily, Diana in fact takes one hell of a pounding. It is only when he is distracted momentarily and she is able to shake him off and get her magic lasso around Kal in order to break Circe's spell, that she achieves a victory.