Wonder Woman #757

This is an okay issue. It's well written; Orlando knows how to write Diana. And the art is great too; there's cool action in this. But the overall story does very little for me. It's not bad; I just don't think it's that interesting. Read Full Review

Orlando has been rolling through the motions between Valkyrie and Amazon for a few issues now. Its invigorating to see the action take a more novel direction in a story, which is becoming much more vividly allegorical as the plot progresses. Wonder Womans selfless search for a more profound inner truth is admirable. Orlando is tapping into one of those elements of Diana that makes her so appealing in a chapter that promises a potentially fascinating direction for future issues. Read Full Review

Jesus Merino captures the beauty and strength of Wonder Woman and Donna Troy beautifully in the art. Every character looks amazing in both strength and capability. A great looking issue that dazzles with its action and characters. Read Full Review

The ending features a very unexpected appearance from a DC Comics mainstay to kick off a new arc exploring avenues Wonder Woman rarely covers, which could make for a cool story arc. Read Full Review

If there is one thing that can be said about Wonder Woman #757 it is this: the issue takes a hard left turn and ends up in an unexpected and completely incredible destination. Read Full Review

I like what it's going for, but the execution isn't up to some of Orlando's best DC works. Read Full Review

Wonder Woman #757 gets tripped up on its own attempted cleverness, resulting in a deux ex machina that causes the conclusion of "The Four Horsewomen" to not only fall flat, but not even be a conclusion at all. Read Full Review

The first 17 pages of Wonder Woman #757 delivered a strong third chapter in "The Four Horsewomen" story arc. The battle Wonder Woman and Donna Troy lead the Amazons to fight against Warmaster and Genocide all had great plot progression. Unfortunately, the story completely fell apart with the final three pages with Phantom Stranger appearing out of nowhere in the final second. Luckily the first 17 pages were good enough to still make Wonder Woman #757 a solid comic book, but one that could've been greater. Read Full Review

Wonder Woman #757 ends the Four Horsewomen story with a non-ending that shows up out of nowhere.  There is no way in hell (or heaven) to predict this, let alone write it without laughing out loud.  As Mister Magoo might say, "Oh Orlando, you've done it again!" Read Full Review

Batmanman

Jul 24, 2020

Pure masterpiece

Venom

Jun 20, 2020

This one was okay...

Psycamorean

Jun 18, 2020

Well, that surprise ending is more interesting than anything that came before.

Spacey Medicine

Jun 19, 2020

I can’t get over some lady saying “strike fast”! and Donna being like “Fast! Wally loved to run fast!! He would have loved you!” What even is this.

Michaelbn

Jun 20, 2020

:/