Wonder Woman #14

I absolutely love the Dodsons work I think it is beautiful, detailed and stunning. They add a higher level of quality to whatever they touch and this issue is no exception. I hope Gail Simone keeps this going and that she and the Dodsons stay put for a long time to come, Wonder Woman appears to be once again back on her feet. Read Full Review

Another questionable thing Simone decides to do is use Nazis. <span style="font-weight: bold;">Captain Nazi</span> to be precise and he has an army of Nazi friends attacking Paradise Island. Now, Nazis are sort of reserved only for <span style="font-weight: bold;">Captain America</span> and the <span style="font-weight: bold;">Red Skull</span>. While I'm willing to give Simone the benefit of the doubt, as her Nazis are revealed at the end of what is an otherwise excellent issue, I'm still going into next issue with a bit of trepidation. Nazis. I'm honestly not sure what they want with Paradise Island or why they had to be Nazis, but it will either be a resounding success or an unmitigated disaster for Simone next issue. Here's hoping for more of the same from this excellent first issue. Read Full Review

Wonder Woman is still, in some ways, a flawed book. However, I never expected Simone to swoop in and fix every problem; I was merely hoping for a good story in spite of them. Luckily, that's exactly what she delivered. It's taken well over a year, but it's finally safe to read Wonder Woman again. Read Full Review

Issue #17, due out next month, will conclude this four-part arc. If you've got the extra money, go out and pick up #14-16. You'll be pleasantly surprised. Read Full Review

And now, there's finally a legitimate light at the end of the tunnel, and it's finally looking like a good time to be a Wonder Woman fan. Read Full Review

Wherever these subplots are going, I trust Simone to use them to enhance Dianas myth, not trash it. Unlike most of the writers who take on this task, she seems to already know who Diana is, and thats really the battle already won. Read Full Review