Available to comics shops for the first time! Trapped on a mysterious island, Wonder Woman must overcome injury and her own waning powers if she's going to keep her friends alive! And an attack by Cheetah leads the group to a mysterious landing site. Originally published in JUSTICE LEAGUE GIANT #7 and WONDER WOMAN GIANT #1!
Halfway through this story, it's one of the better Wonder Woman stories we've had in a while. Read Full Review
Derenick's artwork does a serviceable job with its visual direction. Fight scenes and action sequences are where Derenick shines best. They are bright, comfortable for the reader to take it, and no unnecessary clutter was taking up page space. Overall, this third installment is quite a fun read. The story moved along at a nice brisk pace, kept things exciting, and provided some thought-provoking elements. It's all tied to the big question, how will Wonder Woman save the day this time. Read Full Review
Amanda Conner and Jimmy Palmiotti are painting an interesting love story set in the Bermuda Triangle. It's not a Harlequin Romance novel, but it's as close as we can come between these two" nice beach, huge bugs impaling people, a loose super villain, and an alien brigade who has orders to kill upon sight. Ain't love grand? Read Full Review
Wonder Woman Come Back to Me is another dramatic issue in a world of the lost, full of vibrant backdrops and complicated character arcs. Read Full Review
With more characters than you care to remember, this latest issue bodes poorly for the run, and no amount of lovely Steve/Diana shipping can patch its current holes. Read Full Review
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