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The 'Endless Winter' appearance features Wonder Woman (Diana Prince) clad in heavy thermal warrior battle armor during DC Comics' 2020 crossover event Justice League: Endless Winter. Designed to brave sub-zero blizzards unleashed by the ancient Frost King, this outfit trades her traditional Amazon tunic for layered plates, fur trim, and heavy bladed weaponry.

La Scena

La Scena

During the five-week DC crossover event Justice League: Endless Winter (December 2020), an ancient force known as the Frost King (Klaus) is unleashed from the former site of the Fortress of Solitude. As global temperatures plunge into a world-threatening ice age, Wonder Woman joins the Justice League on the front lines to combat the deadly ice storm in present-day Earth-0. The narrative weaves between this harrowing present and a 10th-century flashback arc, which reveals that Diana's mother, Queen Hippolyta, previously teamed up with a medieval proto-Justice League—consisting of Black Adam, Swamp Thing, and the Viking Prince—to seal the Frost King away centuries ago. To survive the extreme arctic elements generated by the Frost King's awakening, Diana dons heavy, specialized battle armor, equipping herself with brutal close-quarters weaponry to bring an end to the endless blizzard.

Significato

Wonder Woman's Endless Winter appearance holds a distinct position in recent DC Comics continuity. Positioned between the epilogue of Dark Nights: Death Metal #7 and Justice League (Vol. 4) #59, the storyline was initially set in a paradoxical Hypertime timeline created during the Justice/Doom War. Following the unknotting of the timeline and the rebirth of Creation, these events were integrated directly into the reborn Earth-0 continuity. Beyond continuity mechanics, this moment bridges Diana's contemporary heroism with her Amazonian lineage. By fighting the same threat her mother Queen Hippolyta defeated a millennium prior, Diana's involvement highlights generational heroism and sets the stage for the DC Infinite Frontier era.

Design

Departing from Wonder Woman's iconic classical tunic, the Endless Winter aesthetic presents a heavy cold-weather warrior aesthetic engineered for arctic warfare. The outfit features a teal, burgundy, and gold armored battle suit paired with long thermal sleeves and dark trousers for sub-zero coverage. Reinforced dark shoulder pauldrons, heavy combat boots, and a dark fur-trimmed cape provide protection against piercing icy winds. Diana complements this thermal armor with a formidable battle arsenal: a double-headed battle axe, a longsword, and an embossed round shield, blending classic Amazonian motifs with medieval battle gear.

Per il Collezionista

### McFarlane Toys DC Multiverse: Endless Winter Wonder Woman (Build-A-Figure Wave) (2022)
7-inch scale action figure featuring 22 points of articulation, replicating Diana's thermal armor from the 2020 event. Includes a sword, display base, art card, and the torso piece to assemble the Frost King Build-A-Figure.
### McFarlane Toys DC Multiverse: Endless Winter Wonder Woman
Target Exclusive Gold Label (2022)
Gold Label variant featuring modified paint accents (gold boot striping, silver gauntlet highlights). Replaces the sword with Diana's double-headed battle axe and embossed round shield.

Dietro le Quinte

Dietro le Quinte
💡The name 'Endless Winter' originally referred to 1940 Golden Age character Delores Winters (Action Comics #20), who later stole Icemaiden's skin and ice abilities in 2010 (Justice League: Cry for Justice #5).
💡The 2020 Justice League: Endless Winter crossover event was written by Andy Lanning and Ron Marz across nine issues over five weeks.
💡The event established that 1,000 years prior to the modern Justice League, Queen Hippolyta co-founded a 10th-century proto-Justice League alongside Black Adam, Swamp Thing, and Viking Prince.
💡The storyline established that Queen Hippolyta led a 10th-century proto-Justice League alongside Black Adam, Swamp Thing, and Viking Prince.
💡The name 'Endless Winter' was originally used by 1940 Golden Age character Delores Winters after she grafted Icemaiden's skin to gain frost powers.
💡The storyline originally took place in a paradoxical Hypertime timeline before being merged into canonical Earth-0 following Dark Nights: Death Metal.
💡McFarlane's Gold Label variant of the figure replaced the standard sword accessory with a double-headed battle axe and embossed round shield.

Cronologia

1940
Delores Winters debuts in Action Comics #20.
1941
Wonder Woman (Diana Prince) debuts in All Star Comics #8.
2010
Delores Winters adopts the villain moniker 'Endless Winter' in Justice League: Cry for Justice #5.
2020
DC publishes the 9-issue Justice League: Endless Winter crossover, introducing Wonder Woman's thermal armor appearance.
2021
DC releases the complete Justice League: Endless Winter graphic novel collection.
2022
McFarlane Toys releases the DC Multiverse Endless Winter Wonder Woman figure in the Frost King BAF wave.
2022
McFarlane Toys releases the Target Exclusive Gold Label variant featuring modified paint applications, battle axe, and shield.

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