After the shocking events of last issue, Wonder Woman leads the cats into war against the horror that is Mouse Man’s army. But will the unsanctioned rebellion cost Diana her soul and her daughter’s life?
King is working with a long range plan with the series that feels almost brilliant in its composition. Hes finally beginning to reach moments that he probably had conieved of at least a couple of years ago idol proceeds with a steady rhythm of gradually increasing intensity, tension, and complexity. It's impressive to see the larger plot as it begins to reveal it so. The theme that King is covering is quite well-rendered on the page in another satisfying issue. Read Full Review
This run isn't like any other WW run I can remember, it's much more experimental and it's going to be very hard to follow up. Read Full Review
Overall, it's a fun and intense issue, but you're left wondering whether Diana can get a grip on her fury before she crosses a line that could destroy her soul forever. I wonder if Mouse Man knows. Read Full Review
The new issue ratchets everything up to another level of tension and energy and fear of what's going to happen next, and I really dig it (pun intended). Read Full Review
Wonder Woman #27 simultaneously embodies the best and worst this series has to offer, showcasing one of the most divisive storytelling decisions thus far. Read Full Review
Wonder Woman #27 has plenty of action, excellent continuity, and has me very interested to see what's next for Diana after all that's taken place. Read Full Review
I must be crazy, but this is literally the first Wonder woman issue I actually enjoyed. And it's not just because Daniel Sampere's art, Tom King's writing is also coherent.
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