Wonder Woman #1 by Tom King and Daniel Sampere will be published tomorrow, from DC Comics as the US Army goes after the Amazons of America
to be published tomorrow, of which big things are expected. Here are a couple more in which we meet Sergeant Steel. Or, previously, Commander Steel, who first appeared inwith stories set in World War II. Later versions were his grandsons. Created as a homage to Captain America, the second Steel joined the Justice League of America, and was later killed in Justice League International. The third Steel appeared in 2007 in the Justice Society of America.
There is a mandatory detention and deportation of all Amazons in the USA. All Amazons are banned from American soil until a determination can be made about their threat to the US. And yes, this absolutely mirrors the reaction in the US to Muslims after 9/11 and specifically then President Donald Trump's attempts to impose a Muslim ban"until we can work out what's going on".
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