Wonder Woman #757 preview

[MarquisAsh]

https://aiptcomics.com/2020/06/12/dc...der-woman-757/

[Perseus]

Its going to be sad seeing Orlando leave the book.

[Dr. Poison]

Its going to be sad seeing Orlando leave the book.

I totally agree. I feel like Orlando has been building up so much momentum in his run and now it's coming to an end. I wish DC would have more faith in him and make him the ongoing writer of this book instead of just Mr. Fill-In.

[Harpsikord]

Yeah, Orlando should have been the ongoing writer. He was robbed.

When was the last time we got Diana, Donna, AND Hippolyta on panel in the same comic book?

[Nyssane]

I'm going to miss Steve Orlando, too. His run didn't excite me to the levels of Rucka, but I'd put him up with Jimenez for very competent, enjoyable creatives for the book.

And we finally see Gudra! It clashes with her previous Rebirth depiction from Odyssey of the Amazons, but I don't think anyone will really notice (or care).

[wonder39]

I'm going to miss Steve Orlando, too. His run didn't excite me to the levels of Rucka, but I'd put him up with Jimenez for very competent, enjoyable creatives for the book.

And we finally see Gudra! It clashes with her previous Rebirth depiction from Odyssey of the Amazons, but I don't think anyone will really notice (or care).

Is that part of Rebirth orbtge 52? Either way I don't think it's considered continuity anynlonger.... and it was horrible...lol

[WonderScott]

Interesting issue... I’d didn’t see Phantom Stranger or the Gates of Heaven coming.

Nice to see Diana, Donna, and Hippolyta together again in the same issue. Thankfully they seem to be slowly wiping Donna’s previous personality away a little bit.

[Gaius]

I'm going to miss Steve Orlando, too. His run didn't excite me to the levels of Rucka, but I'd put him up with Jimenez for very competent, enjoyable creatives for the book.

And we finally see Gudra! It clashes with her previous Rebirth depiction from Odyssey of the Amazons, but I don't think anyone will really notice (or care).

Yeah, having gone through Orlando's issues over the past few days, kind of wish he was the main long-term writer who took over after Rucka left.