Etta Candy is captured leading a mission for A.R.G.U.S. in Russia! Can Etta sway one of her captors to her side and secure the package or will this be the end of Agent Candy?!
When she was introduced nearly 80 years ago, Etta Candy was often featured as a courageous girl who Wonder Woman would call-in to help her out somewhere around the end of an adventure. This issue respectfully turns the tables as Wonder Woman is the peripheral action aid to Etta's central experience. It's an enjoyable turnabout that delicately plays with cloak and dagger action tropes while giving the genre all the respect that it is due. Read Full Review
The short-form material and other stories from the DC Giants can be hit or miss but at least they're trying to do something different. Andrea Shea delivers strong here with a great Etta Candy story that includes Wonder Woman but isn't about Wonder Woman. There's a great bond the two share that's explored in a really good way here while Etta gets down to the hard work. With Hetrick's artwork looking great with some really dynamic scenes and a great way of illustrating the escape, it's a very fun book that's easily worth the price of admission and more to enjoy. Read Full Review
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