Wonder Woman: Agent of Peace #10

Since his first work for DC back in the late 1960s, Wolfman has written a great many superhero stories, including Crisis on Infinite Earths. A towering figure of the Bronze and Copper ages, Wolfman has the kind of experience that allows him to smartly tell a simple 16-page story that introduces a reasonably novel conflict and resolution. Much like the issue of Agent of Peace that was written by Louise Simonson a few weeks back, its nice to see an old master put together a tightly-woven Wonder Woman story. Read Full Review

This is a fun story overall but it's one that comes up a little short on giving us some real satisfaction with the ending/closure element. Combine that with trying to wrap my head around this version of Psycho to the 20+ TV episodes of him I just watched and that adds another layer of complexity. Wolfman crafts a solid tale here, one that I would easily have imagined reading years ago in my younger days and being quite thrilled with it. And that's a positive, not a negative, because a lot of the appeal of these digital-first books is trying to capture different things with standalone stories. The artwork is great throughout and it's definitely an enjoyable fast-paced installment. Read Full Review