With the crisis averted, the Warlord is hailed as a hero by the people of Skartaris. Clea has vanished, presumably de-aged or transported elsewhere by the chaotic energies. Wonder Woman and Trevor prepare to return home, having forged an unlikely alliance with the warrior king. But the experience has changed both combatants. Diana has seen a world where her powers are not absolute and where brute force must sometimes be tempered with humility. The Warlord has been reminded that there are other ways to fight—ways that don't require sacrificing one's soul.
“Warlord should have won. Diana without powers is just a skilled human. Morgan has survived Skartaris for years.” Rebuttal: “Skilled human? She’s an Amazon. She once held her own against Batman and Lady Shiva simultaneously. Morgan’s never faced a tactical genius with 3,000 years of combat drills.”
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: Artist kafka1111 on DeviantArt has released concept art and "teasers" for a series exploring this matchup, often using AI tools to experiment with the Warlord's design.
“No one leads alone. No one fights alone. That is the Amazon way.” With the crisis averted, the Warlord is hailed
On the other side stands Travis Morgan, the Warlord. A former U.S. Air Force pilot who crashed into the hidden world of Skartaris—a prehistoric realm at the Earth's core—Morgan evolved from a modern man out of time into a savage warrior king. Armed with his wits, a sword, and an indomitable will, the Warlord has survived dinosaurs, demons, and sorcerers alike. Unlike Diana's divine power, Morgan's strength comes from raw human resilience, tactical genius, and sheer stubborn refusal to die.
"Wonder Woman Vs Warlord Part 2" explores the theme of . But the experience has changed both combatants
Why didn’t Diana use her bracelets to deflect Morgan’s sword? Answer: In Part 1 , Deimos’ magic nullifies the bracelets’ power—they become ordinary metal.
Deimos is defeated, his soul trapped back in the Netherworld. The rift begins to close, signaling Diana’s return to the surface world.
Warlord’s Fortress – Sub-Level Prison
However, the issue isn't without flaws. The resolution feels slightly rushed. The buildup in Part 1 was meticulous, but the breaking of the spell/conflict in Part 2 happens perhaps a bit too conveniently in the final two pages. Additionally, some of the supporting cast from Skartaris feel like background noise, serving only as cheerleaders or obstacles rather than meaningful participants in the plot.