Issue One: The Princess and the Power
A band of Gods - mostly female - set out to create a race of women using the souls of women who'd been killed by men. Rains poured over Greece and the Amazons rose out of the sea and found a home on Themyscira. Eons passed, and Ares - god of war - was still bitter at the treachery of his sisters. His greatest champion, Hercules, took war to the Amazons. He was bested by Queen Hippolyte, and formed a truce. He broke the (fake) truce that night by poisoning Hippolyte and taking her captive. Hercules soon left for Troy; Hippolyte (still captive) spoke with Athena. War raged, and the Amazons emerged victorious.
Hippolyte told her people they must not follow Hercules - Athena wished it not. The Amazons split - some stayed with Hippolyte, the rest went with her sister, Antiope. The gods banished them to another island - one where they must live as mortals and where no man may set foot upon. The Amazons regained their purpose and became immortal. Upon Paradise Island, they erected great buildings and statues to their gods.
Thirty centuries passed before Hippolyte realized she was the only Amazon reincarnated from a soul which was pregnant. Instructed by the gods, she went to the shore and sculpted a baby from clay. The gods gave it life and their gifts. Hippolyte named the child Diana.
The gods spoke: Ares had gone insane and would surely destroy the Earth. The Amazons were to hold a contest and choose a champion to go against him. Diana, now in adulthood, was forbidden by her mother to enter the contest. Athena commanded her otherwise, and (under a mask) she won. She was given silver bracers by the Amazons so that she would stand out among them. Hippolyte was enraged, but realized her daughter was right.

Issue Two: A Fire in the Sky
Air Force Colonel Stephen Trevor was called into duty to fly a somewhat new war plane to specific coordinates. He internally questioned the task due to his experience and relationship with his general.
Diana was given a weapon - a golden lasso of truth. Hermes led her to her first destination - Ares' former home. There, she found a wretch who gave her a talisman. Hermes got her back to Paradise Island, where an airplane was about to crash. Diana had never seen such a sight.
Ares had taken over Trevor's copilot and dropped a bomb. Diana was able to divert the bomb - it exploded in the sky. She then flew straight into the sea in hopes of getting answers from the crashed plane. She saw her first man - Steve Trevor - and saved him from the wreckage.
Athena and Hermes appeared to the Amazons. Hermes took Diana to the world of man to further her quest.
The General who'd assigned Trevor to the mission was found dead. Phobos and Deimos, sons of Ares, watched.

Issue Three: Deadly Arrival
Steve Trevor was found in a hospital bed in Boston. His wounds - even those internal - were healing. He was soon attacked by a superior officer. Trevor escaped and sought to find what was going on. He found a friend, Etta Candy, and asked her for help.
Diana was led by Hermes to a library, where she showed a woman (Professor Julia Kapatelis) her amulet. The woman agreed to help her. Later, a little girl with the same name received what she believed was an ugly doll. The Professor brought Diana home with her and began to tutor her. The "doll" her daughter had received came alive. Vanessa (the Professor's daughter) screamed. Diana and Julia headed downstairs and found a creature calling herself Decay, daughter of Medusa.

Issue Four: A Long Day's Journey into Fright
Decay flew away with Diana's tiara. The Amazon gave chase while Kapatelis got her daughter to a hospital (she'd become elderly). Decay's breath spread throughout Boston, leaving everything in it's wake crumbling. Diana was able to catch Decay in her golden lasso and the beast was destroyed. At her crumbling victim's ashes, Diana recovered her tiara. The press ganged up on her to get a story, but she got spooked and flew off. The next day's papers dubbed her "Wonder Woman" hoping to cash in on Superman's fame. After seeing some of the newscasts, Steve Trevor realized he hadn't been hallucinating about his rescuer - he set out to find her. He found her in a cabin in the woods (with Julia Kapatelis). Diana mysteriously began speaking English, though broken. Midway through his explanation, he heard his companion, Etta, get injured. A man stood above her.
They rushed to her.

Issue Five: The Ares Assault
Diana nursed Etta back to health as the man who'd inadvertently startled her was a friend of Trevor's. Diana conceded the truth - she and Trevor needed each other. Using a map of ancient Greece, Diana's talisman, and a map of the world, Diana realized what was happening. A pattern formed of bloody battles and foreshadowed a new one. Michaelis called his command center as a militant group took over a facility in the United States. Diana placed the talisman on a mirror; she and her friends were transported to Ares' sons.
Diana killed Deimos and gained the other half of the talisman; Phobos fled. The talisman was reconnected and the group was transported to the overtaken missile base. General Tolliver was awaiting them and Ares soon showed himself.

Issue Six: Powerplay
The media gained knowledge of the Tolliver situation and his plot to fire a nuclear missile at Moscow. Reports came in that Moscow was also armed and ready to fire.
Diana and her group rushed the rebels. Trevor got to Tolliver; Diana broke through the door separating them and disappeared. Tolliver and his troops were reanimated by Ares and the Amazonian Princess did battle against him. Her golden lasso showed him the truth - if the fight went on, all life would perish leaving no one to worship him. Ares vanished, stopping the would-be war. Trevor emerged a hero carrying Diana.

Issue Seven: Rebirth
Olympus rejoiced as Ares was defeated. The gods smiled on Paradise Island. Zeus and Poseidon healed Diana. She was given a gift by Athena and Hermes - winged shoes so she could travel to and from Man's World. She returned there to learn the fate of her new friends. She helped heal Julia's child and learned that Michaelis was killed in the battle.
Diana was given a publicist and became a worldwide sensation.
Another woman plotted to take her lasso.