Wonder Woman Vol. IV (8 books in series)
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review 1: So, I was a little upset with the change in Wonder Women's background. With the clay background she was the perfect Amazon made without the creation of a man, and I thought making Zeus her father, a god who rapped maidens and consistently cheated on his wife, would taken away the...
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review 1: I'm going to review these back to back, because I went on a binge reading yesterday, so I wound up blurring the lines of where one volume ended and the next began.Well, I loved it. I sincerely loved all of it. It was grandiose, awesome, and plotty, with a heavy dosis of intrigue ...
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review 1: This trade was a bit rockier than the other volumes of Chiang and Azzarello's Wonder Woman, but those last few pages really brought this story home. I am a sucker for a good fist pump moment, and the last few pages of Volume 5 delivered that for me. The only nitpick I have for th...
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review 1: This is my first time diving into the world of Wonder Woman. I have zero knowledge of previous stories or her origin story, which is why I started with this volume.I love greek mythology so when I heard that Wonder Woman has a place in it I couldn't help but read this. Overall, t...
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review 1: Not bad at all, Azzarello. You've got my interest.I had to groan a little at some of the one-liners in here, mostly because they didn't seem to flow too naturally, but other than that, the characterization is done well enough that I can sort of feel out a voice for Strife, Hermes...
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review 1: The art in this is just so sad. They couldn't have found a better artist for the Wonder Woman reboot? Man. Also, why does Poseidon look like a giant river monster? Sigh. Plot was okay enough, though I didn't really remember where we left off from Vol. 2...I'll read the next one b...
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review 1: Well at least the New 52 WW is no longer totally terrible by this volume. I guess we're not going to be able to have anything except the Zola/Zeke storyline for the rest of Brian Azzarello's run (still wish there was a bit more variety), but this volume finally had a more compell...