Donna Troy and Cassie Sandsmark must defend their hometown from persecution!
Buy, as this gives readers a trip back in time and a joyous reunion. Read Full Review
The rich mythology in this universe expands with every issue, and that makes it one of DC's most consistently entertaining books. Read Full Review
Bombshells: United is working a very distinct approach, something that we saw in the main series, but it's wearing it even more openly on its sleeve. And that's not a bad thing at all as this is something that comics, superheroes, and these characters have done forever – just like old Greek mythology and the like. The problem is that the story just isn't moving at a good pace and it feels too drawn out and forced, which is what the last dozen or two issues of the main series felt like the last time around at the end of its run. I like what we get for the Wonder Girls here in defining them and showing what they're capable of in this form and I really liked Siya Oum's take on it all with a very distinct and minimal kind of appeoach that has its own power. There's a lot to like and it might work better when read in full but this arc has frustrated me more than I expected. Read Full Review
This series continues to be a fun look into this world that Bennett and her bevy of artists continue to create. It’s always fun to see what she comes up with next and this story-arc has been a fun ride. Read Full Review
However, mybigger concern this issue is Siya Oums artwork, which appears rushed andsketched. It lacks the polish Ive come to expect from most comic books. Aspencils, theyre very tight, but lack inking, although the coloring doesprovide greater definition. To my eyes, however, its not enough. I canappreciate an effort to meet deadline, but if another week would have made anydifference, I could live with it being late. Read Full Review
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