Wonder Woman: Dead Earth

Reviews

Mr. Daniel Johns

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. I'm a fan of Wonder Woman but even people who may not really care about the character will absolutely love this title. Expressive art, a harrowing post apocalyptic vision, and true to the characters. Besides a couple o New 52 volumes, I hadn't read any other Wonder Woman comics.

Joel

Why is she different? It's a hard press to find a better self-contained story in recent memory from DC.

Gene Paulo R. Balenton

The pace is great. 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.

Mireille

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. Dead Earth was a perfect fit for a "new" WW reader like myself. Where does Diana come from?

Who are the Amazons? This is one of the best things DC has published under their Black Label initiative (the o6tger being Sejic's book Harleen).

These and many other questions answered on this read. Probably the best non-canon dceu book written in the last year.