A timeline of the fictional comic biography of Circe, the immortal Greek sorceress from Aeaea, a powerful enemy of Wonder Woman empowered by Hecate, known for her ability to transform humans into Bestiamorphs.
Circe makes her first comic appearance as a mythological figure in Wonder Woman #10. She is depicted as a sorceress from Greek mythology, setting the stage for her future role as a villain. #DCComics #WonderWoman )
In Wonder Woman #11, Circe uses her magic to transform sailors into pigs, demonstrating her signature Bestiamorph transmutation power. This establishes her as a sorceress with the ability to turn humans into animals. #DCComics #Magic )
Circe engages in her first full confrontation with Wonder Woman in Wonder Woman #31. The battle highlights their rivalry and Circe's magical prowess, marking the beginning of their long-standing enmity. #DCComics #WonderWoman )
Circe reappears in the Silver Age in Wonder Woman #161, using her powers to challenge Wonder Woman again. This issue reinforces her role as a recurring antagonist. #DCComics #SilverAge )
Circe appears in a two-part story in Wonder Woman #179-180, where she attempts to conquer the world with her magic. This storyline cements her as a major threat to the Amazons. #DCComics #Amazons )
Circe makes a brief appearance in Crisis on Infinite Earths #2, part of the multiverse-shattering event. While not central, her inclusion ties her to DC's broader continuity. #DCComics #Crisis
In Wonder Woman (vol. 2) #14-17, Circe is revealed to have manipulated the Circle, a group of Amazons who tried to kill the infant Diana. This retconned her as a master manipulator with a hidden hand in Diana's life. #DCComics #WonderWoman )
Circe orchestrates the 'War of the Gods' storyline (Wonder Woman #58-60), aiming to become a deity by pitting pantheons against each other. This event solidifies her as a world-ending threat. #DCComics #WarOfTheGods )
Circe features in Wonder Woman #0, a special issue exploring her origins and her connection to the island of Aeaea. This issue expands her backstory as an immortal sorceress. #DCComics #Origin )
Circe becomes a member of the Injustice Gang in JLA #1-5, opposing the Justice League alongside villains like Lex Luthor. This highlights her power and influence in the DC Universe. #DCComics #JLA
In The Hiketeia, a graphic novel by Greg Rucka, Circe forces Wonder Woman into a conflict with Batman over a mortal protected by ancient laws. This story emphasizes her cunning and legal manipulation. #DCComics #GraphicNovel
Circe reappears in the miniseries 'Wonder Woman: The Circle', where she unleashes a magical plague on the Amazons. This event further establishes her as a genocidal threat to Paradise Island. #DCComics #Amazons
Circe plays a key role in the 'Amazons Attack!' crossover, engineering a conflict between the Amazons and the United States. She uses her magic to manipulate events, showcasing her strategic mind. #DCComics #AmazonsAttack
Circe appears in 'Wonder Woman: The Rise of the Olympian', where she attempts to resurrect a dead god. This storyline delves into her relationship with the Greek pantheon and her quest for power. #DCComics #GreekMythology )
Circe features in the 'Odyssey' storyline in Wonder Woman #601-606, where she allies with other villains to cast a spell affecting the timeline. This reflects her adaptability in the DC Universe. #DCComics #Odyssey
In Flashpoint: Wonder Woman #1-2, Circe appears in an alternate timeline where she tricks Wonder Woman into killing Aquaman. This shows her potential for multiversal influence. #DCComics #Flashpoint )
In Wonder Woman (vol. 4) #0, Circe's origin in the New 52 is revealed: she is the demigod daughter of Hecate, granting her immense magical power. This rewrites her backstory to tie her directly to the goddess of magic. #DCComics #New52 )
In Wonder Woman (vol. 4) #14-18, Circe learns to harness deeper Hecate magic, becoming one of the most powerful sorceresses in the DC Universe. This arc explores her relationship with Hecate's dark magic. #DCComics #Magic )
Wonder Woman (vol. 4) #23.2: Circe, part of DC's Villains Month, gives a deep dive into her psyche and her obsession with Wonder Woman. This issue humanizes her while emphasizing her villainy. #DCComics #VillainsMonth
In Swamp Thing (vol. 6) #27-31 and Wonder Woman (vol. 4) #30-35, the 'Witching Hour' storyline reveals Circe's master plan to resurrect Hecate. Her role as a loyal daughter of Hecate is emphasized. #DCComics #SwampThing )
Circe appears in Convergence: Wonder Woman #1-2, where she battles an alternate Wonder Woman in a domed city. This event demonstrates her resilience across different timelines. #DCComics #Convergence )
In Wonder Woman (vol. 5) #8-9, Circe manipulates the truth about Diana's origin, creating false memories. This arc shows her as a subtle, reality-altering threat in the Rebirth era. #DCComics #Rebirth )
Circe appears in Justice League Dark (vol. 2) #1-5, forming an uneasy alliance with the team to combat a greater magical threat. This showcases her manipulative nature and magical expertise. #DCComics #JusticeLeagueDark
In the 2018 crossover 'The Witching Hour' (Wonder Woman (vol. 5) #56-57, Justice League Dark #4-5, etc.), Circe attempts to make herself the vessel for Hecate's power. This event reshapes the magical hierarchy of DC. #DCComics #WitchingHour )
During the 'Year of the Villain' event, Circe seizes control of Hell in Hell Arisen #1-2, becoming a ruler in the demonic realm. This expands her power base beyond Earth. #DCComics #YearOfTheVillain
In Death Metal #1-7, Circe joins the Dark Trinity (with The Batman Who Laughs and Ares) to reshape reality. Her magic is pivotal in the battle for the multiverse. #DCComics #DeathMetal
Circe appears in Infinite Frontier #0, positioning herself as a major player in the new multiversal landscape. She seeks to exploit the boundaries between worlds. #DCComics #InfiniteFrontier
Circe manipulates the Trial of the Amazons in Wonder Woman #770-771, pitting Amazon factions against each other. This shows her long-term scheming against the Amazons. #DCComics #Amazons )
Circe makes a brief appearance in Dark Crisis #1, acknowledging the multiversal stakes. Her presence hints at deeper involvement in crisis events. #DCComics #DarkCrisis
Circe appears in Wonder Woman #800 (800th issue celebration), reaffirming her status as one of Diana's greatest foes. She engages in a significant battle with the Amazon princess. #DCComics #WonderWoman )
Circe stars in her own miniseries 'The Witch's Heart' (2023-2024), exploring her origins on Aeaea and her relationship with Hecate. This deepens the lore of her magical heritage. #DCComics #SoloSeries )
In Wonder Woman (vol. 6) #5, Circe unleashes a horde of Bestiamorphs on Washington D.C., showcasing her mass transmutation ability. This modern storyline updates her classic power. #DCComics #Bestiamorphs )
Circe's island of Aeaea is restored in the DC Universe, becoming a magical stronghold in Wonder Woman #10. This event ties back to her mythological roots and provides a base for her schemes. #DCComics #Mythology
