Ame-Comi I: Wonder Woman #3

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• 8.0

  The Fandom Post - Chris Beveridge

  Jun 16, 2012

  The Wonder Woman series set some of the groundwork for the Ame-Comi world and let us get a bit of a feel for the flow and feel of it. While I'm still sure that it's going to be that weird hybrid that doesn't draw much in the way of fans from either side overall, it definitely was enjoyable for its style and layout here in the digital form. They're very accessible books, definitely kid-friendly so far as well, which is something that the DC Comics world needs more. The stories are simple and fun here while being focused and yet playful. While some may think the fanservice would be over the top, it's pretty tame overall but still there in a way that will make older fans happy but also not turn away others. While originally I figured that these may be aimed more the anime and manga fans because of their origins in the Japanese designed figures, I'm feeling this may be the better all ages line for the company instead. I definitely enjoyed it, especially viewing it in total, and getting $1 Read Full Review