Just when she thought her troubles were over, Wonder Woman is thrust into a new adventure that takes her out of this world! Princess Maxima, the former ruler of the planet Almerac, has crash-landed on our hero’s doorstep and is desperate for her help. Maxima’s people are victims of a vicious lie, and only the truth she’s discovered will set them free. With Wonder Woman by her side, can she retake her throne and bring back the planet’s peaceful matriarchal society? Back on Earth, there is no peace…only Warmaster! The vengeful villainess has obtained a weapon of mass destruction that can wipe out the Amazons for good!
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Wonder Woman #754 is largely a self-contained story that develops Maxima's storyline. After finding a means to break Almerac's traditions of having a man and woman rule their nation, Maxima enlists Wonder Woman's...
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Glad to know that is a self contained story, I have read a few WW issues by Orlando and they have been "just fine".
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I hated the art and felt like the story didn't have much substance, but I like getting Steve back.
I can't read this series until a new writer comes on. Orlando's writing to me is shallow and cringe worthy ontop of his repetitive use of certain words get me to the point of wanting to destroy the book. The only reason I buy is because my daughter is enjoying it and wants the complete run.
Thank god I'm not the only one who feels this way! Wonder Woman isn't one of my top characters but I really enjoyed Rucka's run at the beginning of Rebirth and parts of Wilson's run later on, but other than that the title's a chore to get through. To me, this was dollar-bin worthy, but did not deserve a full $4.
Wilson's story was really good but the art was terribly distracting and took away from the story imo.
I haven't read MM yet, but I thought his JLA run was average at best. IIRC, he did Supergirl and I hated that run, so in general not a fan of his stuff.
His Midnighter is probably one of my favorite superhero comics of the last decade. I generally enjoy his work. He has a knack for pulling wacky silver age concepts from deep out of DC history.