Willow Wilson has completely nailed her portrayal of these characters. We later find that he is not the only God and creature that has been found stranded on Earth, and it later unfolds that something tragic and devastating has happened to The Amazonian Princesses home, but what? What has happened to her world? What has happened to her mother, Hippolyta? Instead of finding her beloved, she instead she finds Ares – The God of War – who claims that he has been “reborn” after somehow escaping his prison cell in Themyscira. The volume follows Wonder Woman as she embarks on a mission against the orders of Etta Candy and The Army, in order to save Steve Trevor who has been kidnapped in Eastern Europe. This is truly an iconic piece, that I would love to be framed on my wall! Photo Credit: DC Entertainment The colours and shading on the cover is very realistic and really brings the image to life.

Terry & Rachel Dodson have created this powerful image of Wonder Woman as she hoists two male soliders with ease above her head. Speaking of art, the cover is incredible. This book is a collection of issues #58-65 is written by G. Now, like I said this book is a volume – a collaboration of previous comic book issues that have been previously released. Admittedly, I previously tended to read only Superman comics, but I have started to branch out now, and here is my review for the first Wonder Woman comic book that I’ve read – Volume 1: The Just War.

With that being said, I am also a fan of other superheroes (believe it or not), and Wonder Woman is second on my list. As you all know, I’m a huge Superman fan.

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