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    Wonder Woman #60

    Wonder Woman » Wonder Woman #60 - The War That Never Happened released by DC Comics on July 1953.

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    Wonder Woman travels 10 years into a future where another world war threatens to destroy all of civilization then returns to prevent the war from happening in the first place.

     

    The tale of how Wonder Woman came to be known as being "Beautiful as Aphrodite, Wise as Athena, Swifter than Mercury, and Stronger than Hercules."

     

    Diana Prince wins a date with Steve Trevor. While on her date she is forced to take action as Wonder Woman on numerous occasions without Steve Trevor catching on to her dual identity.

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    Wonder Woman #60 - The War That Never Happened by razzatazz on May 16, 2011

    In the first story Wonder Woman stops a future World War by traveling all the way in the future to 1963.  There she witnesses what has become of Earth where there are daily attacks against the burning remains of cities.  I have to say that this is one of the most non-Wonder Woman like stories of all time.   First she lays an underwater mine field to destroy subs (note to Wonder Woman – mines are bad!) and then she realizes this all occurred because n the past a child caused a car accident with...

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