Wonder Woman By Walt Simonson & Jerry Ordwa
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| Writer | Walt Simonson |
| Artist | Jerry Ordway, P. Craig Russell |
| Paperback: | Feb 5, 2019 |
Comics authors Walt Simonson and Jerry Ordway come together to tell one of the most powerful Wonder Woman stories ever in Wonder Woman by Walt Simonson & Jerry Ordway.
Diana is on a journey back to Paradise Island in search of rest and relief with her mother, Hippolyta, and the other Amazons. When fellow Amazon Leda attempts to take herself and Diana back to the dimension in which Paradise Island now exists, their journey goes awry and they end up on the world of Chalandor, battling black-hued beings called Shadowmen.
Just when they think they're safe, a Chalandorian craft lands and its crew intends to bring both
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| Wonder Woman #189 | 2 | |
| Wonder Woman #190 | 1 | |
| Wonder Woman #191 | 2 | |
| Wonder Woman #192 | 0 | |
| Wonder Woman #193 | 1 | |
| Wonder Woman #194 | 2 |
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8.0
This 87 run from Simonson has a good art to go with a solid characterization for the characters as an amnesiac Wonder Woman tries to recollect who she is, but other than a passing commentary on how Gods work and a good arc from Trevor, there's nothing else to really root for. Still, a fun with some miniscule flaws.
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