Wonder Woman's wisdom in the present is paired with Young Diana's strength in the past. Though it WOULD be nice to see Bellaire and company do a full-length Young Diana series, the pairing between past and present works quite well for the time being. Several issues in, the new format for Wonder Woman's main title feels solidly entertaining. Read Full Review

Conrad and Cloonan are delivering one of the best Wonder Woman adventures of all time and it's very obvious here. Read Full Review

This arc is starting to embrace its epic quest feel better than when it started. At this point Wonder Woman doesnt need to rush back to the regular timeframe as her peers as Cloonan and Conrad have a firm grasp on their approach and its paying off. Read Full Review

The art by Andy MacDonald gives this story a very surreal and disturbing vibe, with more in common with the world of the Dreaming than a traditional WW comic. Read Full Review

MacDonald delivers some great art throughout the issue. There are great character moments to offset the lack of action. Ganucheau has a great visual style that is featured well in this issue. Read Full Review

What once seemed like it would be an inventive story that explored the Sphere of the Gods and found intriguing ways to incorporate Diana's rogues gallery, now feels like a story propped up by a gimmick. Read Full Review

While this series had an interesting start, it has gone downhill with each issue.  Bringing back the Olympians should have been huge, but Cloonan and Conrad play it off so small here that it made me wonder if we were even supposed to care.  I have been waiting patiently for a good Wonder Woman book, and it looks like that wait will continue. Read Full Review

Weakest issue of the run so far but still interested to see where this goes.

Pacing felt off a bit in this issue, a little too much time with characters who are just plot elements for me mostly. But Diana continues to be the one who has to keep the gods in line, not through force but her integrity. You really have to appreciate her attitudes throughout.

Kind of boring. I thought the gods being brought back would be a big deal

The main story was fine... I feel like this run is losing steam fast after exiting Asgard. Which is a shame because I really thought this would be the run to get Wonder Woman out of her bland funk she's been in since Rucka's Rebirth run. The backup is really boring. I just do not care about young Diana or her adventures.

ehhhh. It wasnt bad, it was just fine.

Going downhill is an understatement. No wonder people care little for Diana's title. And sales show it. No wonder Yara is such a hit. Because she is written as a compelling character in a settings we actually give a damn about. And acts accordingly to her character.

For what started a promising run turns out a not very promising disappointment. Gods being brought back with as much effort that a highschool kid could pull of if he had an IQ higher than squirrels. Diana and her journey is just boring and completely unrelatable. Who cares at all with what is going on with her by this point. Yey, another realm. Another disappointing climax. Can we skip to hammering down the patriarchy on Earth - 11 already. We already know it.

The only thing we might still like is her getting some Siggi. Otherwise? No one would buy a single issue. Not that people are...

If all you have to gather our attention is Diana getting laid than you fail. Fitting end for a hero that saved DC multiverse in Death Metal.

The story is boring. Jumping between the realms and complete disregard for gods is boring. They are like a terrible plot device. Downplayed so she could shine. I remember Pérez run. Gods being terrible beings. But still gods. Commanding respects. This? This is laughable.

I'm waiting for some steaming action with Siggi at this point. Because all that is compeling in this book is the backup story. You just skip pages like yeah, yeah now give me little Diana. And it doesn't disappoint. more