London is the capital and most populous city of England and the United Kingdom.
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History
20th century
World War I
Diana arrives in London
After leaving Themyscira, Steve Trevor and Diana arrived in London to show Doctor Poison's notebook to the British War Council. However, they dismissed the idea of a mission in German territory. Soon, the Wonder Men were formed and they were supported financially by Sir Patrick Morgan.
At the end of World War I, Wonder Woman visited London with several of her companions and was present at the Armistice Day celebrations that were held in Trafalgar Square.[1][2]
Confrontation at the Atmospheric Scatter Satellite
Wonder Woman's interference of Max Lord's broadcast, causing the screens to become golden
London's Piccadilly Circus was seen in 1984, when Max Lord's worldwide broadcast reached the city. The area's screen completely turned golden, as were all the others in the world, when Wonder Woman used her Lasso of Truth to interfere with Max's message, convincing the world' citizens to renounce their wishes to reverse the chaos created by the Dreamstone.[3]
21st century
Rescue at the Old Bailey Courthouse
Black Clad Alpha looks down at the City of London Police from the window of the Old Bailey Courthouse
In November 2016, a small group of reactionary terrorists known as the Black Clad took over the Old Bailey Courthouse, taking several hostages including a school field trip. Wonder Woman stormed the building, using the Lasso of Hestia to compel one of the terrorists to tell her their plans. She was then able to take out the terrorists and neutralizes the bomb. Around a month later, Wonder Woman stopped a robbery at the British Museum.[4][5]
Points of Interest
- British Museum
- Dunn's Yard
- Hangman's Arms
- King's Cross Station
- Old Bailey Courthouse
- Piccadilly Circus
- River Thames
- Selfridge & Co.
- The Shard
- St Paul's Cathedral
- Tower Bridge
Organizations
Gallery
References
External links
London on DC Database- London on Wikipedia
