The Two-Headed Wonder Woman Terrifies The Merciless

There was a saying: Superman was the soul of the Justice League, Batman was its brain, Martian Manhunter was its heart, and The Flash was its conscience.

Look, that saying only described the outstanding contributions four of the Justice League's seven founding members made to the League as a whole, while the others were omitted, as if they were insignificant.

To be honest, Diana Prince did not deny that she possessed leadership ability, but the concept of "possessing" something required a point of comparison.

Compared to Aquaman and The Flash, she certainly "possessed" it.

But compared to Batman, Superman, Luther, or even Green Lantern Hal...

Think about it. You had lived on an isolated island since childhood. When you were born, everyone told you that you were a princess, that you had been molded from clay, and that you would shoulder the burden of bringing peace to the entire world.

You were born with a great and glorious mission. Your life was destined to be filled with flowers, legends, and applause.

You were an irreplaceable miracle, the Amazon princess of Paradise Island. You were one of a kind!

Until that day.

You discovered that you were merely one of countless fragments in the broken mirror reflections of the Dark Multiverse.

There were many Dark Multiverse Wonder Women like you. They were just like you, and even stronger.

In Batman's files, you read about Leopard Wonder Woman (Cheetah), Giganta Wonder Woman (Giganta), Swan Wonder Woman (Silver Swan)...

There were all kinds of variations.

But Batman's files clearly stated that no Wonder Woman from the Dark Multiverse could defeat the Wonder Woman of the Prime Universe honorably in a one-on-one frontal confrontation.

According to Batman, this invincibility in a direct confrontation was an "inevitable result." Those were his exact words.

Diana pursed