DC / Looney Tunes: Wonder Woman/Tasmanian Devil #1

Overall this is a fun diversion from the main storyline of Wonder Woman that stands well on it's own without either character being wildly out-of-character. Read Full Review

Icant say when Ive seen wonder Woman look lovelier. As rendered by Kitson andFloyd, she has a Jennifer Connolly/Linda Rondstadt appearance I find delightful.The back-up feature, which stars a more traditional Tasmanian Devil, is achallenging rhyme of the Trojan War as seen through a Looney Tunes lens. Itfeatures cameos from other cartoon characters, with homages toward some classic(and not-so-classic) moments. Read Full Review

Bedard and Kitson provide an addition to the mythology of Wonder Woman with this Labyrinth that I hope will come to be referenced over in her main series as well. We've got a solid story, character depth, and world building all in a one shot. This creative team put meticulous thought and nothing but bars into each panel in this special, and it shows. Read Full Review

I am in heaven with these mashups. Another super solid one shot if you are into this stuff. My question with this is the same as with my review of Lobo Road Runner Special #1: Can you keep this up without taking all the joy out of it? I think we will have our answer after the next issue.-EDIT-I now know that these ARE one-offs, not the start of a series. Original score still stands. Read Full Review

An exceptionally fun take on both Wonder Woman and the Tasmanian Devil that brings a healthy dose of nostalgia for both while telling a great one-shot story. Read Full Review

And since the feast in Themiscyra is in Taz's honor, the traditional Trojan War story takes a bit of a chaotic twist. However, it makes the backup story and the wholeWonder Woman/Tasmanian Devil Specialthat much endearing as Tony Bedard, Barry Kitson, and company start with the horror of Diana being hunted by Taz and end up in riotous comedy of them feasting and poking fun at the Trojan War. Read Full Review

It's a decent read, but falls short of some of the other Looney Tunes/DC Comics crossovers. Read Full Review

Much like Lobo/Road Runner, Wonder Woman/Tasmanian Devil goes through all kinds of narrative hoops to explain how the Amazon superheroine can meet the famous Looney Tunes character. Read Full Review

The premise of the Tasmanian Devil being in the Wonder Womanworld is sold well enough but the issue lacks overall due to a convoluted andmessy story. Read Full Review

Overall, this issue is extremely lopsided and I think it's because these are inherently such different characters. That extreme opposite can sometimes create some interesting complications, but in this case it just ended up with a mess. The second story actually only worked because they used an outside story for the bulk of it, which was really smart. Read Full Review

DizzyG

Jun 21, 2017

A fun and light-hearted read that includes everything from WW fighting monsters to classic Greek mythology to Bugs Bunny in drag!

jwilliams051197

Apr 27, 2025

One of the better DC/Looney Tunes crossovers, if I'm being honest. I love the imagination Tony Bedard employed to bring the Tasmanian Devil into the DC Universe. He is apparently one of many guardians who lurk within the Labyrinth. Speaking of the Labyrinth, I love the lore they introduced about it, and how it's spread all throughout the world via portals. It's a really neat idea and is great world-building. I loved that this story didn't forget that Wonder Woman can communicate with animals with her understanding of Taz's gibberish. Their relationship throughout the story was cute, and them teaming up to take on the Minotaur and subsequently Circe was fun. The artwork, by Barry Kitson, is serviceable, although some shots did look awkward w ith the more realistic rendition of Taz. I did, however, liked how the Troll's under Circe's control looked Jack Kirby-esque in design. Overall, a really fun team-up story that understands both Diana and Taz's character. more