A very good issue and it’s interesting how the the authorities treat Wonder Woman as some unwanted hero and blaming her that she attracts supervillains. And also interjecting her feelings towards men. But also an entertaining battle featuring the team vs. Wonder Woman.
TITLE: Freedom Fighters issue #3
YEAR: August 1976
COMPANY: DC Comics
WRITER: Martin Pasko
ART: Ramona Fradon and Vince Colletta
COLORING: Liz Berube
EDITING: Gerry Conway
If you have these displaced superheroes from Earth-X turned wanted outlaws on Earth-One, sooner or later they were going to come across someone who is a major superhero.
And sure enough, for issue #4, Wonder Woman becomes the special guest on “Freedom Fighters”.
Desperately wanting to prove they are the good guys, the group then tries to storm into the United Nations hoping to be heard.
It just happens that Diana Prince is there and the day before, as Wonder Woman, she met with the police commissioner and Mayor’s chief of Staff to stop Freedom Force.
And while she tries to tell them that she’s not a bounty hunter, the response was not taken so lightly by the Mr. Pearson and the police.
Needless to say, with the group at the United Nations, a battle between her and the Freedom Fighters ensues.
Meanwhile, King Samson, who had taken the glove of the Silver Ghost is now roaming around the city with his glove and turning things to silver, including an elderly lady and then his mother which makes the villain turn mad.
And now with his gloves and power can cause devastation to the city with mass casualties according to Aquaman’s data.
The team must stop King Samson now!
Overall, a very good issue and it’s interesting how the the authorities treat Wonder Woman as some unwanted hero and blaming her that she attracts supervillains. And also interjecting her feelings towards men. But also an entertaining battle featuring the team vs. Wonder Woman.