As the stage is set for our next tale, Diana tells their daughter the story of oneof their greatest adventures together. The maniacal Mouse Man debuts lookingto prove himself against the Amazon Princess and severely underestimateshow powerful she and her allies truly are. Could his humiliating defeat haverepercussions for Diana in the future?
Every new era for Wonder Woman has spent a period of time re-rendering aspects of her basic origin. Kings approach to the history of Diana has been cleverly pieced together in a nonlinear way that amplifies whats going on in the now of the series. King does a particularly impressive job with Diana and Steve the morning after what might have been their first night together. Read Full Review
Wonder Woman #22 is a fun and charming one-shot story which reminds us of happier times for Diana. Buoyed by Caitlin Yarsky's spirited artwork, Tom King's story is the perfect palate cleanser ahead of the next epic chapter in the story. Read Full Review
This is a great done-in-one issue, but the ending makes it seem like it's going to play into something much bigger. It's also funny that King has done such a great job with making us root for Diana and Steve after killing him but that may not be as closed a door as we thought. Read Full Review
Wonder Woman #22 is a fun introduction to the next story arc, utilizing a Silver Age aesthetic in its continued tale of love and loss. Read Full Review
Wonder Woman #22 is a charming detour that highlights Diana's empathy and Steve Trevor's admiration, all wrapped in a satirical, oversized rodent brawl. While it may not advance the main plot, it offers a sweet, visually delightful interlude that balances light commentary with heartfelt character moments. Read Full Review
Wonder Woman #22 was a fun read, and I'm very interested to see where it goes after that cliffhanger we were left on. Tom King is a very talented writer, so he has my full attention! Read Full Review
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