And Diana is just as quick to give back and become a positive force for change inside the borough, providing meals for the impoverished, opposing corporate takeovers of public areas and investigating the widespread kidnappings made by child traffickers in the neighborhood. From learning about polka dancing and libraries to appreciating the esoteric joys of food truck cuisine, the robustly lively scene that Queens provides makes it a perfect fit for Diana. And while Diana finds life in New York's most diverse borough considerably different than Paradise Island, she quickly acclimates and falls in love with her new surroundings. Anderson devises a down-to-earth plot that plays to the protagonist's strengths but does not feel the need for giant-scale superheroics. In Tempest Tossed, Diana is still teenager when she makes her new home in Queens. Wonder Woman: Tempest Tossed by Laurie Halse Anderson and Leila del Duca portrays Diana as a boisterous, gutsy, and compassionate 16-year-old trying to figure out how the world works. Wonder Woman: Tempest Tossed is a graphic novel written by Laurie Halse Anderson with art by Leila del Duca, first published in 2020.

RELATED: Kingdom Come: How Wonder Woman Armored Up in DC's Final Epic With its first major superhero now among them, Diana navigates a tenuous partnership with the local police force while continuing on as a very public superhero and all that positive and negative attention that that attracts to the New England city. Recently, Diana picked up sticks and moved to Boston. After a stint based out of London, similar to the DC Extended Universe, Diana's home has changed in comic continuity again.

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