WONDER WOMAN #610
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Art and cover by DON KRAMER and JAY LEISTEN
Variant cover by ALEX GARNER
Size: 32 pages
Price: 2.99
This review contains spoilers, click here to read
The series started very strong, Freight train plotting, strong
character moments and clever imagery characterized the run. Until it was
announced the the writer would change which caused delays in art and
thus an art team re-shuffling. All of this resulted in a frustratingly
bumpy ride for a few issues. But writer Phil Hester has righted the ship
before docking. Issue 610 sees a Wonder Woman story back in full form
despite inconsistent penciling.
The basic premise left behind by JMS is that someone has been messing
with the time line or reality as relates to Wonder Woman specifically.
The rest of the heros in the DC universe do not remember Princess Diana.
In fact, there isn’t even Themyscira. The Amazons have been decimated
and scattered to the four corners of the globe and it is a young Wonder
Woman’s quest to reunite her sisters and track down whoever is
responsible for this crime.
Last episode Dr. Psycho subversively made Diana aware that her
reality had been altered. When she wakes up in the hospital with this
knowledge Wonder Woman immediately springs into action and seeks even
deeper knowledge about herself from Clotho, the weaver of fate. The
Keres interrupt the meeting to attack Diana but the Hero defeats the
villains with a weapon she wields
masterfully, forgiveness. Then comes a confrontation with Giganta,
Cheetah and a hypnotized Artemis. After subduing the attackers Wonder
Woman then frees Artemis of her mental prison using the lasso of truth. I
had never seen this unique item in this way and I very much like this
expanded use of the lasso. The book ends by revisiting the first issue
of the series. But this time Diana is not a naive girl asking the Oracle
for a prophecy about her fate. No. Wonder Woman has taken control of
her destiny and she has a message for the gods themselves: “I’m through
asking the gods for anything. But if any should be listening, tell them
this. I’m on my way to kill a few.”
Yes the book suffered art team switches which were admittedly
distracting. Yes JMS dropped off the title early which was also
distracting. And yes it took a while for the title to find it’s feet
again. But boy am I glad I stuck with it! Now the momentum is regained,
the plot has coalesced and the next four chapters promise to be an
exhilarating ride with big reveals and epic throw down action! Here’s
hoping Hester stays on after this arc ends and gets a shot at putting
Wonder Woman in a top spot in the DCU, where she belongs.
This review was originally published at StashMyComics.com/blog
Art: 3 - Good
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