After Gail and Ethan's great opening run on this title, the next installment is going to be courtesy of a different team altogether, and after the ending of this, I can't wait to see what's in store next. Read Full Review

This issue not only won me over, but made me appreciate last week's as well.  Gail Simone used Gotham to show fans how great Wonder Woman was, is and always shall be.  Ethan Van Sciver's art compliments the story so well and both have me loving this book. I can't wait to see where it goes next. Read Full Review

The closing chapter of the first two part story for Sensation Comics is light, fun and prods at the right questions but won't really answer them because, well, it requires a line-wide examination and restructuring of how comics are told. What we do get here is a nice bit of fun as Diana struggles with being who she is or being what she thinks is needed to fix Gotham's problems by being the true warrior, which we get in a series of potential actions in the imagination. She knows she could do that but she also knows it wouldn't be right for this setting, for Bruce's city and those that live there. The banter is fun for the most part and I like the pushback that Diana gets from the others, with Harley and Selena providing some nice quips and even Harvey getting in a couple of good lines towards the end. It's a fun little run that's certainly very accessible and, in a lot of ways, geared more towards an all ages audience that's important to try and acquire. Read Full Review

Overall, issue two improved over one by a thin margin. If they continue at this rate by issue ten we should reach a quality worthy of our money. Read Full Review

I love Simone, but there is no story here. Wonder Woman fights Batman's rogues and wins. The end. EVS's artwork is beautiful.