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10
It seems entirely possible hat King has allowed himself the space to work out the power of a two-year run with Diana that features some remarkably good art. Its a solid entry into the long saga of Diana that fully embraces so much of what makes he such a magnetic character on so many levels. Its easily one of the best runs with Diana in the better part of a century that its been since she was first introduced. Read Full Review
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9.5
This issue and this arc in particular is perfectly paced, and the final issue has left plenty of room to discover new twists. I have no idea what King's next act is, but it'll have a lot to live up to after this year-plus of stories. Read Full Review
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9.0
Wonder Woman Issue 18 is a remarkable reward. Its a stunning book both in terms of storytelling and visuals. Read Full Review
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8.8
Wonder Woman #18 showcases the poise and power of Diana as she marches from the Washington Monument to the White House. Read Full Review
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8.0
There's no denying how cool Wonder Woman #18 is in all its badassery. If you're here for a deep, game-changing story, this issue might feel like a bit of a detour, but if you love seeing Wonder Woman in full unstoppable force, Wonder Woman #18 delivers in spades. While it doesn't push the plot forward much, it's a visually stunning, adrenaline-fueled march that reaffirms why Diana is one of the greatest warriors in comics. Read Full Review
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5.0
Wonder Woman #18signals the beginning of the end for the Sovereign. Tom King's arc is thankfully drawing to a close with dreary pacing, ponderous narration, and a gaggle of inciting incidents that go nowhere. If not for Daniel Sampere's glorious art, this series would be D.O.A. Read Full Review