Wonder Woman: Amazon princess, merciless crimefighter, and…rock star? Share a moment with Diana as she rocks out on stage with her band and fights to protect some teenagers from a threat. “Bullets and Bracelets” part 1 of 1.
What this issue does is something that I'm really enjoying Sensation Comics for overall with its sense of having fun. It has a great look, it's a smooth read that hits on some very timely material and it keeps it simple and blunt as it should be to get the point across. These are not complicated issues in a lot of ways and sometimes the simple and straightforward approach is what's needed. Diana provides that, and a bit of action, in a very good way. I really enjoyed this particular issue and I'm really hopeful that we get more, especially of Marguerite Sauvage's artwork as she's now on my must-watch list of illustrators to see what else she's doing. Read Full Review
With another issue of SENSATION COMICS done it was not the most inspiring of stories. The alternative lifestyle wasnt the best fit for Wonder Woman and I dont see her taking to the stage with a guitar anytime soon. Hopefully she will return to the lasso and sword to protect the world she calls home. Read Full Review
This is the first Sensation Comics issue I can't recommend. It's not just bad, it's downright offensive and crosses the line a couple of times. If you looked at this as an all ages comic, skip this issue. Actually, read it first and make your own assessment, but I know I'm not letting my young ones read it. How could I, when I wish I hadn't read it myself. Read Full Review
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