While Wonder Woman fights to capture the brutal dictator of an African nation, a new hire at the Themysciran Embassy discovers just how enormous Diana's mission truly is.
I've been a fan of Wonder Woman ever since the Bronze Age issue in which she and her Amazon friends have been shrunken to the size of the Atom. I know this character, and to find the same chill I get every time I watch her in Justice League within Mr. Rucka's and Mr. Johnson's Wonder Woman is a delight. Wonder Woman may be the beginning of a new golden age of super-hero comics. I am impressed. Read Full Review
Normally I would object to a first issue where the title character is mostly off-screen, but Rucka doesn't let us forget that Diana is the reason behind everything we see. It's a valid opening salvo; let's hope it gets down to the nitty gritty soon. Read Full Review
Ive never liked this book. There, now you know. Bring in Greek gods, ditch her memory, do what you want, I never cared. It was always boring. This is the first time I want to read more about Wonder Woman, and she isnt even in bondage once! Thats good writing! Read Full Review
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