Personally while I enjoy Absolute Wonder Woman more, I can see why people say this is the definitive Wonder Woman series. It does feel dated with a lot of fexposition, but this is a comic book that any comic fan, regardless if you're fan of Marvel or DC, should read.

If you told me Jason Aaron would make Absolute Superman my favorite absolute series coming out of the Absolute line-up, over Scott Snyder, I would have called you insane. But his writing, dialogue, and the art from Juan Ferrerya makes this series an absolute win.

This was a really strong conclusion to this series. I like Joshua williamson's writing for Bruce Wayne/Batman overall. I intend to buy the dC KO omnibus, and I hope this series is also colllected into that alongside DC KO main event

While I personally prefer the first crossover in Kelly Thompson's Wonder Woman run, this was still a very solid and emotional issue. I would love to see Scott Snyder one day tackle writing Wonder Woman in the main run

It's insane on how after Matt Fraction's run on Iron Man, Joshua Williamson finally revitalized my interest in Iron Man. Carmen Camero's art and the coloring really pop out and shine in this issue. After mid series where Tony Stark is boring or uninteresting (like Gerry Duggan, Christopher Cantwell), we finally get some fresh new blood and energy into this series.

This is so much better than Tom King's run. Instead of reading dry expositional dialogue from the Bible, it is actually readable. It's not as good as Greg Rucka, George Perez or even william messner loebs run. But it is at least entertaining, and it does not bore me.