WONDER WOMAN, AVATAR OF TRUTH (Card) (Nov 2005) VS SYSTEM JLA DECK BOX SUPERMAN WONDER WOMAN (Nov 2005)

hi-res versions of images here: 216.23.183.167/../item_img_328585.html VS. SYSTEM J.L.A. DECK BOX SUPERMAN WONDER WOMAN Justice League of America Trading Card Box Superman and Wonder Woman Size 4 inches high, 3 inches wide, 2 inches deep Manufactured in 2005 by The Upper Deck Company And here's the vs card large: images.auctionworks.com/../djl-024.jpg

Justice League of America Preview: Wonder Woman, Avatar of Truth
by Patrick Sullivan
October 25, 2005

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An interesting aspect of Wonder Woman from the opposing side of the fence is that it can allow a player to bluff plot twists that he or she doesn’t even have. While such a situation may appear infrequently, it does create an interesting opportunity that no other card in Vs. System can really imitate. For example, in one test game involving this card, Brian Kibler controlled Wonder Woman, and I knew there was a location in his deck that I couldn’t afford to have him flip during combat that turn. I didn’t actually have a relevant plot twist for combat, so I named Ka-Boom! While this example is pretty extreme, the types of plays and mental maneuvering this card can generate are unique in Vs. System.

I expect Wonder Woman to impact Constructed significantly. With her better-than-average stats, flight, willpower, cosmic, and a tremendous ability, she has the skill set to find a home in a variety of decks. While her power might not jump out as the strongest ability ever to grace a Vs. System character, the restrictions it puts on your opponent and the information it provides you give Wonder Woman the potential to make a big splash in both Constructed and Sealed Pack.

Attached are several pics of Perez interest.

Some are of the 2nd wave CRISIS figures.

Then there are a couple of the giant 10x15 foot banner hanging at Upper Deck's VS. game card booth. The employees I spoke with didn't know what it was from, but said that there was a JLA Booster set of VS. cards coming out Nov. 2005, so it seems likely for that...

WONDER WOMAN VS CARD GAME BANNER (Jul 2005), at San Diego ComiCon 2005, photo by Andy Mangels

CRISIS ACTION FIGURES (Wave 2) (Jul 2005), at San Diego ComiCon 2005, photo by Andy Mangels

CRISIS ACTION FIGURES (Wave 2) (Jul 2005), at San Diego ComiCon 2005, photo by Andy Mangels