Wrenched away from Earth and marooned on an alien world, Wonder Woman must stand trial as Earth’s proxy as alien gods determine if humankind even deserves to exist. Diana believes she’s the equal to any challenge placed in front of her, but even she is not ready to take on the entire Justice League in a battle with no quarter asked and none given! Wonder Woman goes cosmic with writer Stephanie Phillips (Harley Quinn) and artist Mike Hawthorne (Deadpool, Daredevil).
A mysterious ancient entity has put Wonder Woman on trial for the fate of all humanity, but one of the most interesting things about this miniseries has been that it's not even clear what the trial is. Read Full Review
Phillips and company are reaching a conclusion to the trial, though it scarcely feels like there's much of a chance of the story feeling truly satisfying by the end of the series. There are far too many unanswered questions about the alien judges themselves. A deep glance into Wonder Woman's psyche is admirable. Still, it's cast against a shadowy extraterrestrial intelligence that clouds the image of Wonder Woman by placing her in a test that she KNOWS is a simulation. In the end, she is only acting the way that she would in a test with fabricated NPCs. So, in the end, it doesn't really feel like much of a true picture of Diana's inner psyche. Time will tell if Phillips can develop greater depth as the series enters its second half next month. Read Full Review
The book is just a big meh, even with the fun of a really interesting Justice League brawl. Read Full Review
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