Wonder Woman #30
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| Writer | Stephanie Williams, Tom King |
| Artist | Jeff Spokes |
| Cover Price | $4.99 |
With Wonder Woman on the mend, the Amazons have taken charge of her child and future heir to the throne of Themyscira. But when conflict breaks out over Trinity’s future, Queen Nubia struggles to keep the peace. Who or what could be sowing these seeds of discord? Find out in the thrilling finale of this two-part tale!
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ComicsOnline - Matt Sernaker
Feb 18, 2026As much as I love the current creative team working on Wonder Woman, there is no denying that this interim team has done an impressive job in a very short amount of time. These last two issues haven’t skipped a beat, and the family/community dynamics have been fun to explore. Read Full Review
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9.4
Fanlight Zone - Ken M.
Feb 18, 2026Eris’ intentions of chaos are met head-on by the Amazons in an epic story finale. Williams absolutely crushes this issue with superb writing. Spokes’ art balances out the doubt with bright glimpses of hope. The only complaint is the creative team isn’t back next month. Absolutely wouldn’t mind seeing them make an extended run in the DCU. Don’t miss this issue! Read Full Review
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9.0
Geek Dad - Ray Goldfield
Feb 18, 2026There are some really interesting twists regarding Eris’ actual motivations as the issue ends, because the Wonder War is right around the corner. I feel like King’s arc is so intense and plot-driven that this kind of story slotting in between arcs was a great idea. Read Full Review
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8.8
Graphic Policy - Logan Dalton
Feb 22, 2026In the conclusion to her two part arc, Stephanie Williams shows her command over Wonder Woman’s robust supporting cast putting both their strengths and flaws on display as they battle Eris for Lizzie. She and Jeff Spokes make one hell of a team as insightful dialogue pairs with muscular action. Read Full Review
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8.5
Comic Book Clique - Jacob Kent
Feb 24, 2026With universally relevant themes such as the strength and value of family, coupled with the affirmation that having self-doubts is not a sign of weakness, issue #30 of Wonder Woman is a great and refreshing positive change of pace. It serves as a departure from the heaviness of the ongoing title as of late and honestly works as a sort of preemptive salve heading into the Wonder War itself. That conflict will no doubt put the greatest heroine of comics through the wringer once more. Read Full Review
USER REVIEWS Back to Top
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8.0
this was a really nice intermission between Tom King's run. While it's not memorable, it was still entertaining and it's nice to see Yara Flor again. Also, Jeff Spokes art was solid in this run due to the popping colors nad visuals.
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