While this one-shot isn't necessarily bad, with some decent character moments and artwork to carry it, it's hard to recommend it. It doesn't help out with the plot of the overall narrative (good luck figuring out when this takes place) and can feel like a cheap move to milk out a little more cash out of anybody still reading this series. However, if you can look past that huge caveat, the contents of this one-shot aren't terrible. Read Full Review

I wonder if, given the focus on Diana mentioning that she doesn't have "a conscience" her ironic fate will be to end up "cursed" with one, having to deal with the thigns she's done as a vampire and some sort of atonement.

Love it. Love it. Love it.

I thought this was going to be filler stuff and it's one of the coolest thing this Elsewrold's has done.

I'm surprised about how much I've enjoyed this little special. I haven't read DCVV's sequel series but I loved the stories here, the first one specially. I think I may get back into the series overall.

A story about an evil WW where the right actully gives two sh*ts about who she was and what she finds important?

That's more fantatical than the vampire supers.

I find it interesting that in these specials (this one, the Hunters one with Damian) vampires are more "humanized"/three-dimensional than in the main series, where they're mostly the Terminator.

I am one who loved not wisely but too well

The first part is about Vampire Wonder Woman turning Harper Row into a vampire and it reminded me of this quote from Othello. It felt like twisted version of her values and how even in unlife she carries the Amazon's ways, though of course very corrupted in this case. Her acting as a mentor figure and trying to show kinship and kindness to someone who would otherwise have been eaten like all the other humans was delightful to read, because while it goes a long way to humanize this Diana (and makes her feel more than another Evil Wonder Woman) it also shows how without conscience even things we generally consider positive can be damaging.

I don't read this series normally but this one was awesome lol

SPOILERS

I think this series works exceptionally well. We're already, what, 20-somthing issues in counting the one-shots, and still works well and helps to surprise. I'm loving it, I loved they slowed things down and gave us a look at the psyches of a couple of characters.

Diana's twisted mentor relationship with Harper was kino and crazy trainer Guy becoming half-lantern construct is added to the list of bizarrely awesome things this series does with Lanterns.