art was good. But again for my Absolute Wonder Woman issue, the reason why I am not a fan of Tom King's writing for Wonder Woman is that when he writes out Wonder Woman's thoughts it is SO boring and dry. It's not complicated like Simon Spurrier's Flash, but the wordings feel so stiff, stale, and lifeless. Wonder Woman thoughts are Odious and banally and veracity, and she quotes people in her own thoughts. The exposition takes up half the page, and Tom King making Detective Chimp quirky during the conversation with Soverign just falls flat because the flow isn't smooth which makes it seem Tom King is trying extra hard.

The plot and pacing of the run jumps around and there's no flow so I tend to forget what's going on in the previous issue. Maybe it's better if I read it in trades. But overall, I think I am going to drop this book. It's not for me. I'm not a big fan of Tom King due to his work on Batman and Heroes in Crisis, which is a shame. Because I think his earlier books were better, and although a few of his modern books aren't bad. He's not my type of writer. more