Wonder Woman: Dead Earth

Reviews

Gene Paulo R. Balenton

I'm a fan of Wonder Woman but even people who may not really care about the character will absolutely love this title. The pace is great. Dead Earth was a perfect fit for a "new" WW reader like myself. Expressive art, a harrowing post apocalyptic vision, and true to the characters.

Mr. Daniel Johns

Why is she different? No backstory needed and yet the story itself has quite a bit of mythology entangled in. It's a hard press to find a better self-contained story in recent memory from DC. No fanservice to be found here for Diana, unless you count Wonder Wonder kicking ass as fanservice, then you'll get a lot of that.

Joel

Only four chapters that I would have been able to finish in a breeze if it wasn't for the spectacular artwork. The art and writing are perfect and I highly highly suggest you immediately buy it. Where does Diana come from? Who are the Amazons?

Mireille

Daniel Warren Johnson is a class of his own and this book converted me. This is coming from a non-connoisseur of WW comics, but I totally recommend this whether you want to go deeper into the source character like I do or if the current films left you wanting more. This is one of the best things DC has published under their Black Label initiative (the o6tger being Sejic's book Harleen).