Wonder Woman #767

Tamaki signing on to one of DC's flagship titles was a huge get for the company, and so far she's proven the acclaim is well justified. Read Full Review

To bring it all together, I think Wonder Woman #767 delivers a great confrontational moment, filled with the over the top power, fortitude, and emotion the superhero genre is best known for. Read Full Review

Rafa Sandoval delivers some beautiful art in this issue. All of the scenes with Diana fighting for control are beautifully drawn and filled with energy and power. The art matches the tone of the story and gives it a boost with its stunning imagery. Read Full Review

This was a fantastic issue, a solid read. Read Full Review

Im less optimistic about the next arc as Tamaki is already revisiting a character from her previous arc who wasnt that thrilling an addition in the first place. Maybe this time will be different but I dont have a ton of hope. Read Full Review

Mariko Tamaki continues to inch her story forward as things come to a head between Diana and Maxwell Lord.  Explanations are still minimal, but it all looks good, and maybe things will pick up from here.  I can only hope because so far, this story has been a whole bunch of nothing. Read Full Review

Watchtower022

Nov 30, 2020

I really liked this. Infinite crisis and the comics surrounding it were some of the first comics I read so Max’s death always really Resonated with me. I very much so enjoyed this.

Spacey Medicine

Feb 25, 2021

I wish Liar Liar was better or maybe just not here, but alas.

Psycamorean

Nov 24, 2020

I'll admit, I groaned at the end of this issue. This was fine, but man, that ending tried to ruin everything.