Available to comics shops for the first time! After narrowly avoiding capture by a group of mysterious aliens, Wonder Woman begins to suspect that she and her companions might be pawns in a deadly game! But when she is caught at last, the Amazon warrior leads Cheetah and the others in a prisoner revolt! Originally published in WONDER WOMAN GIANT #2 and #3.
Wonder Woman: Come Back to Me doesn't grapple with the same weighty issues that the best WW runs have, but it doesn't have to " it's a near-perfect introduction to the character, her world, and the joyful ridiculousness of comics. Read Full Review
If this issue had to be wrapped up in one word, it would be fun. This miniseries initially published as a giant-sized Walmart exclusive doesn't carry the seriousness of the current ongoing series penned by G. Willow Wilson. However, it's not supposed to. Come Back to Me is an easy read that encompasses just enough urgency to make it entertaining. Read Full Review
Amanda Conner and Jimmy Palmiotti are painting an interesting mystery now with this issues contribution to the story line. If you have been reading all along, it is too late to turn back, and you should be all in! Here's hoping we find out in the next issue where all of this is headed and any ramifications in the rest of Wonder Woman's life. Read Full Review
Wonder Woman Come Back to Me #4 is satisfying in that it finally is giving us answers to what is happening. While the artwork transition in this issue was somewhat jarring, it was overall quite good. Read Full Review
Action-packed and slightly uneven, Wonder Woman's warrior status is just enough to keep you coming back for more. Read Full Review
While the issue's surprising team-up is fun to watch, Wonder Woman: Come Back To Me feels off-course in this issue and will have readers wishing for something more substantial. Read Full Review
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