For a slower paced issue, this is one of my favorite issues of Wilson's run so far. With this cliffhanger, the title looks to have some strong momentum headed toward the Year of the Villain tie-in. Read Full Review

Lee Garbett offers some beautiful art in this issue. The characters were a high point in the design of the issue and the final pages were brilliantly dark and menacing. Read Full Review

A story of returning, showing the incredible relationships between mothers and daughters. Read Full Review

After the big battles of the anniversary issue, this is almost entirely a character-driven epilogue " with the exception of a bloody final act that brings the Year of the Villain story crashing into this title in a harsh way. Read Full Review

Beginning in Themyscira, we are given a chance to see Diana with her mother as well as her return to man's world given the repaired gateway between the two realms following the defeat of Ares. There's also a reunion with Steve Trevor (who is far happier to see Diana than the guest she brought with her), and (keeping with the theme of mothers and daughter which opens the issues) Diana putting aside animosity in order to reunite Isadore Cole with her mother Veronica. Worth a look. Read Full Review

Everyone who has been reading this book since Rebirth started will probably have a smile on their face reading this issue.  Well, maybe not the entire issue as things slog along to get to the big parts.  This book is missing something and I hope G Willow Wilson figures out what it is before it's too late. Read Full Review

There is supposed to be excitement for whatever follows this cliffhanger, but it's hard to imagine being excited for Wonder Woman in its current state. Read Full Review

I thought this was alright.

This is just so boring.