Half me thought it was cool, and the other half of me thought it looked a bit Snow White -ish and silly. I'm still a bit on the fence over the way they, in animal form, handed over a cell phone with the info the good guys needed to save the day. I'm not sure how I felt about all the gods coming down and bestowing gifts on her and helping her out during her fight with the Big Bad. It seemed to me like Rucka might have been doing us all a favor with this. Plus, who knows what's going to happen to Azarello's goddess version once this whole Rebirth mess is over with, especially since she's on a quest to find out the truth now that she's supposedly remembering different timelines.

And possibly they're right.īut I actually liked this retelling of it. I like this style, and the consistency throughout the volume made me happy.Ī lot of my friends have complained that we did not need another orgin story for Diana. The art was also bajillion times better (in my opinion) than some of the art in volume one. I mean, there are a lot of women who prefer the ladies, so. And part of me felt like Damn, Rucka! That's a lotta lesbians you got smooshed in there!, but since it didn't come off like he was trying to cram in a bunch of low-budget girl on girl scenes into this one, I was ultimately fine with it. I was a bit more surprised by Etta and Barbara Ann (soon to be Cheetah) having a thing for each other.

I think all of us but the most naive already assumed she played for both teams. I remember this made headlines when it was confirmed that yes Wonder Woman is indeed bisexual.Īlthough, is anyone really surprised? She lived on an island with nothing except a bunch of women.

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