I really hope this isn't another anthology series, that's what ruined the last Sensation. When stories aren't connected to a continuity they really seem pointless. There's no past or future and they lack gravitas because they're not building towards anything and there are no lasting repercussions.
I love one-and-dones. I don't necessarily want all my Wonder Woman tales to build to a world-ending event or be bound to some larger overarching continuity. I do want my WW tales to simply be entertaining, fun, and thrilling.
I don't mind them being done-in-ones, though I've probably enjoyed AOP more than others. I do hope maybe it becomes like Legends of the Dark Knight where there can be some longer standalone multi-issue arcs.
Series is already off to a better start than Sensation or AOP since neither of their first issue feature Bat-characters.
Strong writing is key. There are some decent one-and-dones but if there Are elements I like, it irks me that they're so transient. Take the singing Silver Swan from an issue of I think Sensation. It was a great concept that won't be seen again.
I like an arc that builds towards something and has a resolution, and if not a resolution at least a hope of being brought up again and resolved at a later date.
For me continuity is part of the reward in reading comics. It's like being a member of a secret club and it's the password. Long time readers see nuance unavailable to those seeing things for the first time and with an anthology it's Everybody's first time. You always have to wonder which version of Wonder Woman you're going to get and which rules apply.
Another snippet, modern costume with the what looks like the Spartan cape she sometimes sports. So probably set over many decades.
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The main book already deals with continuity and story arcs. An anthology book isn't an issue and I doubt that's why the last one got cancelled. Anthologies also have an advantage of not being bogged down by bad story arcs while a continuity heavy series can't shake off a bad story so easily. They're also useful for introducing the character to new readers.
Stephanie Phillips was on the Word Balloon podcast, talked a little about her Sensational Wonder Woman story at the 30:20ish mark: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LNR6GAmE9Kc