Dark Connections and Darker Divinity in ‘Wonder Woman #46’
The world of mortals, gods, and demigods converge on Wonder Woman and chaos ensues.
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‘Wonder Woman #40’ Doesn’t Challenge Our Superhero
Wonder Woman's long lost brother comes onto the scene and she gains a new enemy in Silver Swan in this issue, but the drama is pretty lightweight.
Evil Wonders in ‘Wonder Woman #33’
Grail establishes herself as an evil to be reckoned with and Wonder Woman gains a villain she's never had before.
‘Wonder Woman #25’: From Rebirth to Resolve
Greg Rucka completes Wonder Woman's rebirth journey with heart, compassion, and wonder.
From the Superhero Universe of Brute Ego, Wonder Woman Arises, Unsullied
Seventy-five years ago Wonder Woman arose to show what a stagnating comic book medium could achieve; now she does it again, and in so doing, rescues the DC franchise from itself.
Wonder Woman Embraces Men’s World. Men’s World Embraces Her Back
Wonder Woman fights in a crowded mall after drinking a margarita with men.
A Shakeup in Wonder Woman’s Mythology Becomes Flat and Confusing
Although there's some intrigue, Wonder Woman #1 leaves too many unanswered questions, and too few reasons to get excited.
Divine Plans and Unholy Agendas in ‘Wonder Woman #49’
Wonder Woman navigates the hazardous (and deceptive) world of the gods.
As With ‘Superman/Wonder Woman Annual #2’, Every Relationship Faces Challenges
Emotional depth mixed with forced insecurities create a shallow narrative.
Anatomy of a Betrayal in ‘Superman #43’
Lois Lane's betrayal is troubling, but underwhelming.