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Wonder Woman 1984 is set to hit theaters in fall 2020, from Warner Bros. Pictures, and will see the return of Gal Gadot as Wonder Woman and Chris Pine as Steve Trevor, with Kristen Wiig joining the cast as friend turned foe Barbara Minerva, aka The Cheetah! Wonder Woman 1984: The Junior Novel retells the action-packed adventure of the movie and features eight pages of color photos from the film! An all-new chapter in the Wonder Woman story... Diana Prince has been living quietly among mortals in the era of excess: the 1980s. Though she’s come into her full powers, she maintains a low profile, curating ancient artifacts at the Smithsonian and performing heroic acts incognito. But now Diana will have to step directly into the spotlight and muster all her wisdom, strength, and courage to battle villains Max Lord and The Cheetah and save humankind from a world of its own making, proving she is a hero for our time, for all time, for everyone.
Diana Prince must confront two formidable foes, Max Lord and The Cheetah, to save humanity from a world of its own making. Diana, living incognito in the 1980s while curating artifacts at the Smithsonian, has embraced her full powers but maintains a low profile. Her quiet existence is shattered by the emergence of Max Lord and the transformation of her friend Barbara Minerva into The Cheetah. To protect humankind, Diana must step into the spotlight, drawing upon her wisdom, strength, and courage to battle these new threats and prove her enduring heroism.
This junior novelization adapts the narrative of the Wonder Woman 1984 film, offering a direct retelling of its plot. The story focuses on Diana Prince's efforts to protect humanity from the machinations of Max Lord and the transformed Barbara Minerva, The Cheetah. It highlights Diana's internal struggle between maintaining a quiet life and embracing her role as a global hero. The inclusion of color stills from the movie aims to enhance the reader's connection to the cinematic experience.
Page Count:
144
Publication Date:
2020-07-07
Publisher:
HarperCollins
ISBN-10:
0062963449
ISBN-13:
9780062963444
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