Wonder Woman # 76 review

[AmiMizuno]

I liked that Cale got to see her daughter again. I feel once again a chance to let her supporting cast shine was stopped.

[Psy-lock]

Oh wow, did Minerva actually kill a significant character who isn't another Cheetah after three decades of comic history? Better late than never I guess

[JackBNimble]

An issue with a lot of interludes and a resolution of sorts. The cover's a bit misleading as the Cheetah only shows up at the end.

[Koriand'r]

That was everything I needed. The threading a needle and stitching worlds together resolution was remarkable. The reunion between Diana and Steve was so romantic and their banter was too. Atlantiades was laugh out loud amusing. Everyone's dialogue was appropriate, rang true and Diana got off a couple of good jokes. The reversal of Cale and Izzy's separation happened lightning quick yet felt well earned for how long they'd been apart. Still would like to know how the Amazons knew she was healed and could go home, wanted her to remain on Themyscira and eventually become Wonder Girl.

Cheetah though. Most of all Cheetah was actually menacing! The art was great, consistency matters, found myself lingering over pages it was so beautiful. Five Stars all the way!

[WonderScott]

I’m glad that connecting Themyscira to Patriarch’s World wasn’t long and drawn out.

As Koriand’r said, we received lots of resolutions and reconciliations and resets across the board.

Art was good, but I miss Xermanico’s flair for the characters.

The explanation of Ares death and rebirth being the reason for the changes to the gods and expulsion of characters from Themyscira and Olympus is pretty weak and lackluster... I was hoping there was something more grand and epic behind it all that prompted the change.

I liked this Aphrodite a lot... So does the god killer make you “dead” dead? Or are we preparing for a reincarnation of Aphrodite (just like Ares did) or will Eros or Atlantiades rise up to take her place?

[king81992]

I’m glad that connecting Themyscira to Patriarch’s World wasn’t long and drawn out.

As Koriand’r said, we received lots of resolutions and reconciliations and resets across the board.

Art was good, but I miss Xermanico’s flair for the characters.

The explanation of Ares death and rebirth being the reason for the changes to the gods and expulsion of characters from Themyscira and Olympus is pretty weak and lackluster... I was hoping there was something more grand and epic behind it all that prompted the change.

I liked this Aphrodite a lot... So does the god killer make you “dead” dead? Or are we preparing for a reincarnation of Aphrodite (just like Ares did) or will Eros or Atlantiades rise up to take her place?

I assume that Atlantiades will probably take her place as the new goddess of love. They've gotten a huge push throughout this run. Then again, the Greek gods do respawn in DC when they are killed so I think Aphrodite will make a comeback.