This is a great issue. Not only is the story absolutely fantastic, but the art in this book isn't so bad. It's an issue that really works to build up multiple facets of the story; not only does it build up Wonder Woman's character and identity, but it also brings in the concept of the New Gods. It will definitely be interesting to see how they become integrated into the plot of the upcoming story. Read Full Review

This comic is straight up Wonder Woman facing danger, and it's totally worth the read. Azarello is building up to a great heavenly confrontation. The payoff certainly looks promising. Read Full Review

Wonder Woman #14 is another excellent issue that's well worth any curious readers money and time. If you've never read a DC Comic before and you're not sure which one to attempt to follow this is a good and fairly segmented place to start. Recommended. Read Full Review

If you are a fan of the Wonder Woman series thus far then I wouldnt hesitate to pick this issue up as big things are on the horizon and #14 sets the stage for all of the upcoming events. While there are probably some issues of this series that you could skip and not miss a beat the next month, this is not one of them. Read Full Review

On a technical level, you have to admire and respect what Azzarello is doing here, although your investment in the series is more on faith than anything else. Akins has proven an able fill-in artist, but tends to disappoint as much as fulfills expectations. Read Full Review

The subplots are fine. Apollo and the other gods continue to be entertaining, but little happens with them this issue. The big, frozen scarred man is just an exposition dump. Whereas Orion is the most interesting one. I've never cared about the New Gods. But using Orion as a subplot in this comic – which is all about various gods – is a great way to introduce them into the New 52. I'm rather eager to see him cross paths with Wonder Woman. And getting me interested in Orion is a major accomplishment! Read Full Review

There wasn't a ton of action in this issue, but I liked Wonder Woman's characterization, as it really felt true to who she really is. The dialogue between Diana and Siracca was actually quite good and deepened both characters. I'm intrigued by this newly emerged god and am curious to see where this storyline goes. But as I've said in the past, I'm a bit tired of the gods and their heavy presence in this book and would like to see a storyline that doesn't involve them at some point soon. Read Full Review