Themyscira has been through a lot. Back in the Golden Age, Wonder Woman was forced to lift the entirety of the island right out of the ocean on more than one occasion. (Paradise Island had a decoy. It was weird.) Back in the 1990s, John Byrne had the entire island nearly decimated by Darkseid. Decades later, it emerges from a massive battle with Chaos itself. The smoke clears, and theres only one Wonder Woman title left...and a big coronation issue thats coming next month.  Read Full Review

There is a lot to like here, but it does feel rather scattered for an event focusing on an underused corner of the DCU. Read Full Review

Trial of the Amazons #2 ends the story arc meeting a lot of the criteria that make for a good event ender. It looks good, features great character moments, and is a fantastic villain for the Amazons to band together to fight. It also reads like some things were rushed to fit within the plot. Ultimately, though, the takeaway is growth from a variety of characters and a new dawn for many of these series. Read Full Review

Trial of the Amazons #2 is a bit of a mixed bag. There are some really great details, but some glaring omissions and missed opportunities as well. In a crossover events you're goint to have launching points, but the Altuum and Artemis plotlines just feel unresolved. "Trial of the Amazons lands on the right foot, however, with the three tribes of Amazons united and prepared to go forward together with their disagreements put behind them. Read Full Review

A big, important Amazon event was long overdue, but Trial of the Amazons didn't feel significant from the start and didn't do much to drastically change up the Wonder Woman family status quo. Read Full Review

Trial of the Amazons #2 was ended the latest Wonder Woman event in disappointment. Just about every plotline in Trial of the Amazons rushed at the end so the payoff just doesn't end up working out as intended. The Trial the story is named after being dropped almost completely is an example of how big of a missed opportunity this entire event was. Its such a shame because Trial of the Amazons had a good start but just never found its footing in the second half of the story. Read Full Review

Trial of the Amazons #2 finishes the event the way the event started - with a big, old mess. None of the major plot points are addressed (i.e., why Artemis killed Hippolyta), and the Trial to determine who guards Doom's Doorway never happens. Likewise, the contest to name the new Queen never happens. This event should be remembered as a complete failure by DC Editorial. Read Full Review

The whole event just seems unfinished and undercooked, and ends without any answers or direction. It's disappointing. Read Full Review

It's a good conclusion to an event that wasn't as good as it should have been but is still miles better than the other events DC has brought out in Q1 2022. I would have enjoyed more cohesiveness and more natural progressions. Trial of the Amazons sadly tried to do too much.

this event was okay to be honest. Not bad, but not good either. The only reason why this event doesnt get below a 5 is because of the art.

Beautiful art and a nice message to the story but this was so dragged out and boringly written

I just don't think the writings been very good on the wonder woman titles this year

A lackluster end to a terrible "event" by incompetent writers. If you put 5 crap writers, they don't add up to 1 good writer. They're still crap. Too bad for Joelle Jones though because she's a great artist.

This ending showed that there was never much story to begin with! There weren't ever any real trials and things just happen to happen to keep Nubia as Queen. It's nice to unite the 3 tribes, but they didn't need to have an "event" to do what was just the right thing to do. Plus, setting up the Anki people and Ultuum for nothing felt odd.