Summary
- Wonder Woman and Darkseid's daughter, Grail, face off in an intense battle with an unexpected outcome.
- Despite being weakened and bloodied, Wonder Woman proves herself as DC's strongest Amazon.
- Grail emerges as a credible threat to Diana, highlighting the need for more appearances in future storylines.
WARNING: Potential Spoilers for Wonder Woman #6!Darkseid’s daughter, Grail, once again confront each other in a monumental showdown to settle the age-old question of who stands as the mightier Amazon. Despite the battle clearly establishing who the most powerful of the two females is, the outright victor of the fight isn't nearly as straightforward due to an unexpected twist.
In Wonder Woman #6 by Tom King and Daniel Sampere, hybrid daughter of Darkseid.
Despite the intensity of their clash and almost dying at Grail's hands, Diana still manages to solidify her status as DC's mightiest Amazon, despite not emerging as the clear victor in their conflict.

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Grail vs. Wonder Woman Proves Diana Is the DCU's Strongest Amazon
Wonder Woman faces off against Grail after enduring relentless attacks from Giganta, Silver Swan, Circe, Angle Man, and Doctor Psycho, with Giganta nearly incapacitating her. Thus, when she confronts Grail, Diana is already exhausted and wounded, contrasting with Grail's fresh and blood-thirsty condition. Despite her weakened state, Diana summons the strength to fight the other Amazon and even manages to block what should have been a killing blow despite her battered state. Their confrontation ends when Diana defiantly delivers her own decisive blow, incapacitating Grail.
Despite Wonder Woman's triumph over Grail, the definitive victor remains unclear, as Diana promptly collapses atop her fallen foe. Nevertheless, this battle underscores Diana's undeniable status as the strongest Amazon, as she prevails against Grail despite enduring a relentless barrage of physical and mental assaults from her other adversaries. Even without her sword, bloodied and bruised from Giganta's assault involving the Washington Monument, Diana emerges victorious. Had she been in peak condition at the outset, like Grail, the outcome would undoubtedly have been a landslide victory in Diana's favor.
Darkseid’s Daughter Is Wonder Woman’s Best Villain and Needs More Page Time
Wonder Woman #6 showcased Diana confronting several of her most iconic adversaries. However, most of these villains, including Doctor Psycho, Angle Man, and Silver Swan, are not considered A-listers and, therefore, did not present a believable threat to Wonder Woman from the reader's viewpoint, despite the buildup to their confrontations in this storyline. In contrast, Grail emerged as the lone rogue in this issue with a credible chance of defeating Diana. Therefore, in future storylines, it would be compelling to see Wonder Woman square off against Darkseid’s daughter, as she represents a formidable and believable threat.

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Wonder Woman #6 is available now from DC Comics!
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