![]() ![]() This means Diana is going to be less emo about her mother and all her Amazon sisters dying. I did like the bit about Maggie finding Antiope’s sword. The case-in-point being that Diana easily destroyed the “Titans” when she discovered they weren’t living creatures. That because Diana has the power of the gods, she doesn’t actually need help in battle and worries too much about hurting people and holds back. The main point seemed to be Giganta egging on Diana that she doesn’t use her full power. (colors), and Pat Brosseau (lettering)Ĭompletely muddled storytelling here. Willow Wilson (writer)Īrt: Cary Nord (pencils), Mick Gray (inks), Ronan Cliquet (artist), Romulo Fajardo Jr. I still find Damon and Maggie hooking up creepy. However, it does remain to be seen how this will tie back into the more significant search for whatever happened to Olympus and Themyscira. Of course, it was placed there to have Maggie dive into a lake and pull out a sword. It seemed late in the story and odd pacing for Giganta’s endnote of the “Titan,” saying it had to protect the sword. The snark from Giganta to Diana wasn’t as sharp here as in the last issue. However, it seemed like Nord erred on the side of making sure Diana and Giganta were still pretty. Okay, these two women have superpowers, and they’ve both been in their fair share of battles. The women have closer to the porn o-face, compared to the guy who looks terrified and shocked. However, it’s distinct how differently the man looks from the two women. When Giganta and Diana rescue that man from the Titans, all the characters have shocked and shouting faces. It looks like it would adjust to her size and more like modern athletic gear than a costume. I also appreciate Giganta’s smart, simple outfit. Rocks are organic shapes, and sometimes artists can get too complicated in their lines, and rock creatures end up looking like robots. There’s enough of a dimension to suggest their form, but they aren’t overly detailed to be rock people. Willow Wilson (writer)Īs much as I am not a fan of Nord’s pencils in general, I do like how he draws the Titans, or the creatures pretending to be Titans. Owing Amanda Waller a favor is going to come back and bite Diana. Considering they’re fighting Titans, Giganta’s money asks may still be too low. Of course, since she can fly, she can live wherever she wants and in a cheaper real estate market. One does wonder how Diana has the money to afford her very nice house. Giganta’s snark about having a job and a mortgage to pay was chef’s kiss delightful. ![]() Also, I thought they were all dead? See, Diana should have more faith that her family’s not dead. The Titans don’t seem like the type of being who will be giving out answers. I wish there were something more concrete happening here. At least, Damon’s body language tells us that he really wants to get it with Maggie. I’m unsure how I feel about Damon and Maggie hooking up. Though I am glad that he put Aphrodite in pants, then everyone on the ground won’t be automatically upskirting her. Willow Wilson (writer)Īrt: Cary Nord (pencils), Ray McCarthy (inks), Romulo Fajardo Jr. Willow Wilson, Cary Nord, Ray McCarthy, Romulo Fajardo Jr., Pat Brosseau, Mick Gray, and Ronan Cliquet Comic book reviews for Wonder Woman #66, Wonder Woman #67, and Wonder Woman #68 by G.
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