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Wonder Woman #11| will44 |
Posted: Jul 17 2012, 06:29 PM
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 Fearless Leader  Group: Bludhaven Government Officials Posts: 11,036 Member No.: 17 Joined: 9-March 05  |
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| Grayson-ite |
Posted: Jul 19 2012, 11:46 AM
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 The Next Batman  Group: Reviewers Posts: 1,242 Member No.: 717 Joined: 20-April 09 |
I'm with you Will, this book is terrific. It doesn't seem to get any real press though, which I find surprising. The art is just fantastic, and the different ways that the Greek gods are portrayed is always very interesting. The plots are very fun, and often read like a daytime soap opera. My only REAL complaint with the book is the fact that it seems the Wonder Woman is only a supporting character in the book. With the exception of the Hades marriage plotline, she never seems to really jump to the forefront of the stories...rather she remains just a 'player' in the greater drama of the gods. Now, I love a Greek god story...I have since I was a kid...but for those that are real WONDER WOMAN fans, I can imagine that this might be a little annoying. All in all though, this book is a whole lot of "awesome" in my opinion.
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| will44 |
Posted: Jul 27 2012, 12:15 PM
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Fearless Leader Group: Bludhaven Government Officials Posts: 11,036 Member No.: 17 Joined: 9-March 05 |
Finally got to this book!
I do agree that this book is structured more like a Greek tragedy, and as such WW is more of a player in a play than the central star. But that does look to change next issue. I thought he early action in 11 was great, including what happened to Lennox! The developments were excellent, and seeing Artemis (the god, not the Amazon) was fantastic. The Sun/Moon combo was very powerful. Hera is clearly desperate to work with the two of them, no? I wouldn't be surprised if Zola gave birth next issue. |
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| Jags |
Posted: Jul 27 2012, 10:14 PM
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 Nightwing-Solo Group: Bludhaven Civilians Posts: 302 Member No.: 756 Joined: 8-September 09 |
I agree. I think the early formula pretty much had to focus a lot on characters other than Diana, because her world is a large and complicated one. Re-establishing Paradise Island and the Greek gods is a tall order, but one that needed to happen early on to properly establish Diana.
And even so, I think the role she's played thus far has been a great one. She's as compelling a character now than ever before, only with a more youthful and edgier appeal than in the past. WW has been one of my favorites of the New 52 so far. Great book. |
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