Blackest Night: Wonder Woman #3

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CGC records 80 graded copies for Blackest Night: Wonder Woman #3 (2010). Population is the number recorded by this grading source, not the total print run or all surviving copies.

Blackest Night: Wonder Woman, Part Three

Wonder Woman) after having been freed from the possession of the Black Lantern Ring and becoming a Star Sapphire Corps deputy, Carol Ferris) asks her to use her power in order to break others free from the black rings.

As they start freeing the others, she is forced to destroy Maxwell Lord who repeatedly keeps attacking and mocking her. There, she also encounters Mera) who has gone berserk due to the Red Lantern Ring. As she tries to fight her off, Mera is dropped into a mob of the undead and becomes overwhelmed despite fighting them, making Diana to come to her rescue. Her ring is however unable to calm her.

She is thus forced to use her Lasso of Truth to find out the cause of her hate and anger, the two are able to see into the hearts of each other - Diana sees her feelings and the memories of her love with Aquaman), her playing with their son and Black Manta) attacking Aquaman. Mera meanwhile sees the bond Diana shared with her mother Hippolyta), her grief over the death of her former lover Superman), her unexpressed love for Batman) and her anguish over how Vanessa Kapatelis) was turned into Silver Swan.

When she understood that Mera never told Aquaman that she loved him, she told her to be truthful about her feelings. When Mera asked Diana why she didn't do the same, she stated that nothing ever needed to be said and it was too late for her, but not for Mera if they win. Other lanterns then areive at the scene and Hal Jordan) tells them to get ready to fight Nekron).

| Appearing1 = **Featured Characters:** * Star Sapphire (Wonder Woman)) **Supporting Characters:** * Star Sapphire Corps) ** Carol Ferris) * Red Lantern Corps) ** Atrocitus) ** Mera) * Blue Lantern Corps) ** Saint Walker) ** Flash) * Sinestro Corps) ** Scarecrow) ** Sinestro) * Green Lantern Corps) ** Hal Jordan) ** Ganthet) * Orange Lantern Corps) ** Larfleeze) ** Lex Luthor) * Indigo Tribe) ** Indigo-1) ** The Atom) **Antagonists:** * Black Lantern Corps) ** Firestorm) ** Max Lord) ** Martian Manhunter) **Other Characters:** * Aquaman) * Arthur, Jr.) * Batman) * Black Manta) * Silver Swan (Vanessa Kapatelis))

**Locations:** * Coast City **Items:** * Bracelets of Submission * Black Lantern Ring * Blue Lantern Ring * Green Lantern Ring * Indigo Lantern Ring * Lasso of Truth * Orange Lantern Ring * Red Lantern Ring * Star Sapphire Ring * Yellow Lantern Ring **Vehicles:** *

| Notes = * This issue is reprinted in Blackest Night: Black Lantern Corps Vol. 2 (Collected). | Trivia = | Recommended = | Links =

Creative credits

Writers: Greg Rucka

Interior art: Nicola Scott

Color: Nei Ruffino

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