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Wonder Woman’s critically acclaimed and character-defining series from writer Tom King and Daniel Sampere reaches its second volume! Writer Tom King and artist Daniel Sampere have taken Wonder Woman from Goddess to an enemy of the state in their critically acclaimed Wonder Woman series in the Dawn of DC. Captured by a team of villains, Diana Prince finds herself up against the nemesis of our story, The Sovereign, wielding the Lasso of Lies. As her new adversary tightens the grip on Wonder Woman’s psyche, will she prove victorious over the web of desertcart lies weaved in Man’s World? Collects Wonder Woman #7-12 Review: Book of two stories - This is a book of two stories. I like each of them separately but mixed together without finishing either one? The format does not work for me. The first issues/chapter is Superman and Wonder Woman travel off plannet to get a gift for Batman. It's a complete filler story that really adds nothing to the ongoing story arc. I would give this one 3.5 stars. I do not even include the two story arcs. Since her physical battle ended, Wonder Woman is captured by the Sovereign, who will try to spiritually, psychologically, or physically break her. This story would have been 5 stars if it had been seen through to the end. Get rid of the first stand alive story to get the extra space to finish this one. 4 stars. The prelude to Absolute Power and two Wonder Woman stories teaming up with Damian to break the heroes our during Absolute Power. 4 stars again. The artwork was perfect for every story, especially issue 8 the old school art with old school thinking/rhetoric. Good stories but terrible format, finish one before moving on to the next. The book finishes with a varient covers gallery. Review: Combining two series to make filler - This book suffers from the free dreaded filler plague. In the first half Wonder Woman has little to do but l!at with Steve Trevor and the second story involves W\W breaking others heroes out of jail. Neither story is paticu
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K**I
Book of two stories
This is a book of two stories. I like each of them separately but mixed together without finishing either one? The format does not work for me. The first issues/chapter is Superman and Wonder Woman travel off plannet to get a gift for Batman. It's a complete filler story that really adds nothing to the ongoing story arc. I would give this one 3.5 stars. I do not even include the two story arcs. Since her physical battle ended, Wonder Woman is captured by the Sovereign, who will try to spiritually, psychologically, or physically break her. This story would have been 5 stars if it had been seen through to the end. Get rid of the first stand alive story to get the extra space to finish this one. 4 stars. The prelude to Absolute Power and two Wonder Woman stories teaming up with Damian to break the heroes our during Absolute Power. 4 stars again. The artwork was perfect for every story, especially issue 8 the old school art with old school thinking/rhetoric. Good stories but terrible format, finish one before moving on to the next. The book finishes with a varient covers gallery.
B**N
Combining two series to make filler
This book suffers from the free dreaded filler plague. In the first half Wonder Woman has little to do but l!at with Steve Trevor and the second story involves W\W breaking others heroes out of jail. Neither story is paticu
B**S
Wonder Woman for the 21st century
Wonder Woman has seen some great writers. Gail Simone, Greg Rucka come to mind. But what Tom King does here is nothing less than nail the core of Diana's character. Unbreakable. Especially in the first half of this collection drawn by Daniel Sampere. The second half, part of a big crossover, is not that convincing. But before you get everything from subtile humor to heartbreking drama. Recommended.
C**S
Greate visually, but.
The product is visually stunning, I really love Sampere drawing, but I wish they didn’t put Absolute Justice segment in the book because it’s doesn’t bring anything to the Sovereign storyline.
C**A
Speravo in più storia di King
Arrivato puntuale. Peccato la poca presenza della storia di King con l'aggiunta di un'altra storia con Robin.
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