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Diana has escaped The Underworld once before; can she do it again? It’s a momentDiana and Circe have always known would come, but when the time actuallyarrives…the price may be higher than one of them is willing to pay! Plus, part two of“Li’l Diana,” with art by the legendary Dustin Nguyen!
Absolute Wonder Woman #7 is an incredible work of storytelling as we see the lessons Diana learns and the choices she makes as she is cemented as the Goddess and warrior we know her to be. I am raving about this run and how incredible every aspect is I cannot get enough! Read Full Review
As for that final showdown with Hades, it absolutely delivers, and I'm not sure you can get owned more than Hades does by Diana, and moments of hope and tragedy are also laced all the way through. Absolute Wonder Woman #7 is a triumph and deserves all the praise. Read Full Review
Absolute Wonder Woman #7 is a fantastic conclusion to a two issue arc that expertly tells the reader everything they need to know about Absolute Wonder Woman. Read Full Review
Its remarkable that the series has already burned through seven issues. Theres so much thats being explored with such a strong delivery of such a fresh perspective...the first year of the series is passing by like a bit of a dream. Though it is quite distinctly unlike any previous incarnation of Wonder Woman, it draws on a reality that feels like its been there since the beginning. Thompson opened the series with a fresh perspective on Diana on Earth. She continues a thoroughly satisfying opening year with a fresh perspective on Diana in the realm of the gods themselves. Its going to be fun seeing where she takes Diana next. Read Full Review
Absolute Wonder Woman 7 is a flat-out brilliant installment of one of comics' best. As the main line Wonder Woman title has faltered under its current creative team, Thompson is in the midst of a Wonder Woman run that should be fondly remembered as hailed as some of the best work on the character in decades. Read Full Review
Absolute Wonder Woman #7 cleverly uses mythology and flashbacks to explore themes of fate and agency. Complimented by stunning artwork from Mattia De Iulis that excels in depicting intense action and emotional depth, this issue delivers a powerful and moving story with significant consequences looming. Read Full Review
The second chapter of this flashback story continues to be as brilliant as the main narrative, with the creative team behind "The Cull reuniting for a tale that gives us an insight into how Diana escaped Hell in the first place. Read Full Review
Absolute Wonder Woman #7 is another home run for the series and continues to help refine Wonder Woman for the modern audience. Read Full Review
Absolute Wonder Woman Issue 7 forces Diana to put on a show. Its a true retelling with stunning art, but at the heart of the comic is the unbreakable bond between a daughter and her mother. Read Full Review
A very enjoyable story. I loved the use of the parable about the princess and the prince who wasn't a prince, and how it was juxtaposed against the real-time dilemma Wonder Woman was facing. This is a style of storytelling I've always enjoyed immensely, and I hope we'll see more of it in future stories. Read Full Review
It is truly outstanding how much of an emotional connection Kelly Thompson and Mattia De Iulis are able to draw with Diana and Circe's relationship. Read Full Review
Big, exciting and full of character and developing depth, all of which makes for another super fun issue of this stellar comic. Read Full Review
Absolute Wonder Woman #7looks gorgeous, reads well, and has all the makings of a great comic except for a narrative stumble at the end. Kelly Thompson's script shows the potential of what a great Wonder Woman comic could be, and Mattia De Iulis's artwork is breathtaking. That said, a crisscross of ideas creates a jumbled resolution. Read Full Review
All of the Absolute books fall somewhere between good and fantastic, but of the six of them this is the one that's really poised to take its place among the greatest portrayals of its protagonist. I haven't read a Wonder Woman run this good since Rucka, and frankly even Rucka wasn't this good every single month.
Once again this title delivers an epic story that not only delves deep into the underpinnings of Diana’s values and intellect, but one that also delivers clever action sequences and moral conundrums. This team continues to deliver excellent work each and every month.
This is how its done, delivering on every possible aspect of a must read comic issue/series.
Absolute WW is on a role and I just want more!
If you somehow love reading comics, you're reading this series
I swear to buddha, Absolute Wonder Woman is the best series coming out of the Absolute Universe. I will even sy it's top 3 best modern comic book series coming out right now. I really like the art, and Mattia De Lulis art impressed me so much.
Absolute Wonder Woman Is awesome
Good book.
I don't know if it's the best, but it's the most consistent of the absolute titles. KT knows the character she writes, unlike the writer of the earth one ww title(Dc fire him).
To begin, let's address the elephant in the room. I am going to miss this artist. He has elevated this book greatly. I really hope they don't bring back Sherman. He was destroying this series. This story doesn't seem to progress the story along, but it was fun nonetheless. I love the design for the Chimera. Still not a fan of the Hades design though. I like how Kelly addresses letting Diana keep her arm for the match. I wish there was a closer tie to the Lady and Tiger story, as that was a good analogy, but it didn't seem to carry much weight in this story.
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