Ketchup storytime
Wonder Woman 759 & 760
Adam Gomez
Elijah Anderson
Jaxson Bailey
Jacob Butler
Yeah this is way too obviously being made to sell to kids coming off the new movie
Connor Martin
Just gonna sort of yadda yadda the whole neck snap thing, I see
Logan Nguyen
Christopher Collins
Justin Ward
Jeremiah Jackson
i like this
William Ross
Daniel Clark
inb4 footfags
Nicholas Barnes
Nathaniel Roberts
Zachary Rivera
Caleb Anderson
Noah Bennett
Someone gotta find the LEGO model this was traced from
Xavier Harris
Ethan Richardson
Cooper Cox
Acknowledging Diana's immunity to mind control when she has the lasso?
Charles Jackson
Carson Barnes
Blake Thomas
I seriously don't get it, just use fucking Dr. Psycho
You don't have to make him a dwarf if it's really that big a problem, just make him a manlet
Brandon Ross
Jason Scott
Ian Smith
Austin Nelson
Asher Clark
I've always been kinda interested in getting into wonder woman comics and so with the new creative team i thought this would be a decent jumping on point, but the art really put me off, maybe i'll give it another shot
Henry Martin
Aaron Rogers
Robert Adams
Eh it doesn't seem to be a good jumping on point for the mere fact that it's not all that interesting compared to her past comics
I'm posting the TPB "The Last True Hero" tomorrow which I recommend much more
Xavier Adams
Jose Russell
Logan Price
Jayden Baker
Also don't count on this run lasting more than like 6 issues
Ethan Morgan
Connor Scott
I wonder if this is also because of the movieverse having parademons
Tyler Lopez
you don't think Tamaki's sticking around?
Evan Murphy
Michael Cook
ugh
Jacob Sullivan
For good Wonder Woman intros try:
The Golden Age comics
George Perez's run
Earth One
New 52
The recent Dead Earth is also good
Evan Cruz
To me this comes off like just a self-contained graphic novel disguised as a run. They got a big YA writer, it doesn't carry on from or reference the run that precedes it at all, it starts with a big introduction to the character, it just happens to use Max Lord (not a Wonder Woman villain) at the same time the movie uses him, doesn't seem to really be setting up any kind of longterm storyline outside of Max Lord
Thomas Sullivan
UGH
Thanks for reading
Also compare to similar things Marvel has done to big success, just happening to have stealth miniseries come out right on cue with movies.
Evan Kelly
pits
Brandon Ward
Those are all solid points and make me wonder about DC's incompetence because you'd think putting it out first as a GN would be a much better seller.
Josiah Rogers
Is it just me or did only female heroes have good New 52 runs?
Logan Evans
It's not a bad idea since 1) they just gotta pay for one Wondie writer instead of two, 2) they can maybe transition the readers of the TPB to the ongoing series by selling subsequent TPBs or single issues, and 3) they can attract new readers in the comic shop looking to start reading the series.
Like you said, it IS a jumping on point of sorts, if you're wanting to follow the ongoing, but I personally would say the best jumping on points for any character are always going to be the classics.
Nah Action Comics and Flash were good. And Batgirl and BoP were whiffs. But Supergirl and Worlds' Finest were pretty solid.
But I think the debate of "which N52 books were good, actually?" is one that will continue for all time.