This is what a comic should be fun but with depth, high adventure with heart. If this continues, this will indeed be a story for the ages. Read Full Review

Icon characters meet and battle, providing unparalleled excitement for readers. The story is exceptionally true to both characters and is immensely enjoyable. The visuals are wonderful with an exceptional eye for detail. This is a pairing that should be part of every collector's cache. Recommended. Read Full Review

Fantastic first issue that seamlessly drops Diana into the world of Conan the Barbarian. A lot seems to happen, but it still felt like a quick read. Great art, and a great story worthy of these two iconic characters. Read Full Review

With beautiful lines and character designs, a great color palette, an awesome grasp of both characters, and a promising plot (even with some shortcomings), Wonder Woman / Conan #1 is a great book that is going to be well worth the time of both Wonder Woman and Conan fans alike. Read Full Review

I am sure that there will be many who may well turn their nose up at this book. That would be a shame for all those involved who have produced a book that screams quality from cover to cover. This may not be the Wonder Woman you expect to see and that, I think, is the books strength. Depending on how the rest of the series goes, this has the potential to become an excellent Elseworld type of affair. Read Full Review

The artwork is top notch, and nobody beats Gail Simone when it comes to characterization. Wonder Woman has never been more popular than she is this year, so expect this one to fly off the shelves. Read Full Review

I love Wonder Woman, but I hope we get a little more from Conan in the next issue. She was definitely the spotlight of this debut issue, which is great, but also I'd like to see Conan do more than kill three dudes in less than two pages and then sit and contemplate Wonder Woman's identity for the rest of the issue. Even so, you should absolutely pick up this book. I can already tell it's going to be a good read. Read Full Review

This is an encouraging first issue that all the elements readers would want in a Wonder Woman/Conan crossover. Read Full Review

In short, this is a great start to the series. The odd bit of poor writing notwithstanding, this is a thoroughly engaging issue with great characterization that forms the basis of an already intriguing chemistry between our two lead characters. Lopestri and Ryan's artwork is dynamic and entertaining and there are hooks galore in the form of unanswered questions about Diana and an ending that promises plenty of action next time around. Highly recommended. Read Full Review

There's no shortage of action or battle, and both characters seem to true to themselvesas I remember them. Gail Simone has been writing Red Sonja, so Conan is hardlya great leap. The artwork is appropriately dynamic, especially the fight scenes, and seems designed to engage the reader from the get-go " something Iexpect from a pro like Simone. Read Full Review

Wonder Woman/Conan #1 is a stirring start for an epic crossover. There's a lot of mystery left in it's wake but the connection instantly felt between these two is interesting, so much so that there's no doubt in my mind that if you follow one, the other or both you'll find plenty to love within the context of these certainly dynamic pages. So by all means add this to your pull-list because you deserve to have some fun this week! Read Full Review

Despite its pacing issues, the first book of the Wonder Woman/Conan crossover is enticing and engaging. Conan is a good lead, and Dianas presence helps keep the back half interesting. That, along with the amazing art, make the comic one I can easily recommend. Check it out. Read Full Review

A solid start though a tad slow off the line. Read Full Review

This is solid escapist entertainment and while it won't blow you away, it'll be fun. For keeping score at home, kill counter to see who kills more people by the end of it, Wonder Woman or Conan. Read Full Review

This book is a good start but could due with a bit of a change in narrative. All in all good base though. Read Full Review

Wonder Woman/ Conan #1 is a good start to a promising miniseries, that's held back slightly by a lack of emotional resonance. That being said the night's still young, the party's still kicking and the forecast looks promising. Read Full Review

As easily as this story was to predict, I hope that Gail has a few surprises up her sleeve to use that will make up for a weak first issue. I was so excited to read this and perhaps that's where the fault lies, with my expectations. Here's hoping that it was I who missed the mark on Wonder Woman/Conan #1. Read Full Review

Despite its flaws "Wonder Woman/Conan" #1 gives a promising setup for the main characters' dynamic. Read Full Review

A paint-by-numbers team-up that is still fun to read. Read Full Review

Lots and lots of fun from a really good artist and a writer who is always great but never seems to be enough work anymore.