It’s just pretty obvious that this book has gotten a kick-start in the pants as Diana meets Myra Clotho. So I think they want to finish up this plot real fast. I can’t believe that they’re still crediting JMS with part of the story. I also love the the touch of the blue with white stars blanket, which no hospital would ever have, but works well to immediately call to Diana as Wonder Woman. Kramer does a wonderful job with her fierce, determined face. Though my favorite panel in this entire book is Diana waking up in the end. I think a key component to DC’s Trinity is that while the villains may hate the heroes, they are supposed to be somewhat in awe of the three who are very much larger than life. Of course, so is that entire book.) And I like how he’s ashamed to show her his real face and wants to impress her. (Perhaps especially since I’ve been reading him most recently in Gail Simone’s Secret Six where he’s much sicker. So I like the story that’s weaved here about all the different woman Diana could’ve been born as, including the one we’re most familiar with.ĭoctor Psycho as her guide is really interesting. Especially when she’s looked at in contrast with Superman and Batman, who’ve been penned by hundreds of creators and always had similar defining characteristics. One thing that writers have struggled over and over with Diana is who she is at her core. I was getting tired of this “new world that’s based on the old world and there are different versions of Diana dolls floating around.” I did think that this issue was much better than the past several. Oh, Wonder Woman, I miss the days when you were much more enjoyable. His shocked eyes are just not that great.
I don’t care, and it’s so slow-moving.īorges’ art is pretty good, except that his facial expressions during battle scenes. He seems to know something judging by the Wonder Woman dolls in his pocket. At least before Doctor Psycho disables them and “saves” Wonder Woman. They manage to kill the rest of them, and they give Diana a good run for her money.
In this issue, Cheetah, Giganta, and Artemis come after Wonder Woman and the remaining Amazons. Comic book reviews for Wonder Woman #608, Wonder Woman #609, and Wonder Woman #610 by J.
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