New WW Creative Team: Tom King and Daniel Sampere

[HotBoy]

Trinity isn't even born yet, what the hell they are going to do there?
So far it really looks like he wants to write Super Sons (or, in this case, ''Super Sons and Super Daughter'') book more, than he's really interested in Diana.

I hope this is not true. I hope he's just playing this angle up to get Superman and Batman fans (or other people who might not be interested in Wonder Woman at first glance) interested.

[Gaius]

Man, everyone here is really so quick to dismiss it? I’m so in after #800, the premise “Diana fights an army and kills America” sounds delicious. Lots of intriguing mystical stuff in the mix as well.

Still sorting out how I feel about Lizzie but she gives me the kind of vibe that Cassie lost post-Byrne. Not making any major judgments beyond that until we know more about her. I also love that the reason why she knew the spirit was lying is because she knew Diana would never be disappointed in her, already some interesting characterization for Diana there.

Also I don’t think her having a father necessarily means she has a traditional bio-dad, considering the spirit posing as Diana mentioned that Lizzie “cracked the birth prayer.” I mean, Hera was Diana’s father in Historia…

Bit of a mix of early Cassie and Artemis is what I got.

Still not really big on Jon and Damien, some of the dialogue makes it come off like they raised her.

It's all still a prologue so hard to gauge without knowing where King's going but I'm intrigued enough. My guess is whoever the "King" Lizzie was talking to is somehow related to the "mysterious new Amazon" villain in the first arc (maybe even the same person)

[Morgoth]

I actually liked Lizzie and her dynamics with Jon and Damian though, I guess, if there was some series about three of them (not in WW ongoing, lol), I would read it.
It's hard to predict, what exactly King is planning here, and who she was talking to, but I'm intrigued.

[Sebastianne]

I really hate the whole "we're family" stuff and blah. It bores me, I don't believe it and it seems false and forced (and yes I dont like Damien and Jon, sorry not sorry).
I also don't like that implicit thing that in 19 years Clark, Bruce and Diana seem to no longer exist on the face of the Earth.
America was "killed" in a war? I don't believe all that apocalyptic chatter either, it doesn't make sense, it will never happen, and even less in an insular series, it hasn't even happened in the Crises.
All those future things should be reserved for Black Label or some series about a possible future, not Diana's regular series.
And yes, I'm curious about that King and what the hell happened. Tom King is good at building maxi series in his own universe, many times destroying the personalities of the characters, I hope that doesn't happen with Diana, because we're talking about an ongoing, not a WHAT IF story...
I wouldn't like the Azzarello thing happen again, which I take as if it were an elseworlds, we don't deserve that in Diana's ongoing.

[skyvolt2000]

I hope this is not true. I hope he's just playing this angle up to get Superman and Batman fans (or other people who might not be interested in Wonder Woman at first glance) interested.

He failed....

If I want to read about Batman or Superman-they got books starring them.

Looks like Tom is going to to treat the Wonderfam like he did Duke Thomas as afterthoughts.

[HotBoy]

He failed....

If I want to read about Batman or Superman-they got books starring them.

Looks like Tom is going to to treat the Wonderfam like he did Duke Thomas as afterthoughts.

Fam, please don't make me angry this early in the morning. I'm trying to be optimistic. LOL!!!!!!!!

[HsssH]

I was hyped for this run but everything since Trinity was announced is killing the hype for me.

[king81992]

The whole Trinity plotline feels like set up for a time travel arc. I'm guessing she learns her origins from the imprisoned king (regardless of his identity, would he even tell her the truth?) and she goes back in time to prevent whatever's happening in the future.

[Primal Slayer]

Most of Lizzies story was already spoiled so nothing surprising there but interested to see how it plays out.

[Natamaxxx]

The whole Trinity plotline feels like set up for a time travel arc. I'm guessing she learns her origins from the imprisoned king (regardless of his identity, would he even tell her the truth?) and she goes back in time to prevent whatever's happening in the future.

So, hopefully she will retcon herself out of existence. Based on my first impression of her, I hope she goes wherever Jason went and stays there.

[Johnny]

Not sure just yet how I feel about Lizzie's whole "I'm better than you, deal with it" schtick, but so far the premise is intriguing.

[Vordan]

Man, everyone here is really so quick to dismiss it? I’m so in after #800, the premise “Diana fights an army and kills America” sounds delicious. Lots of intriguing mystical stuff in the mix as well.

Still sorting out how I feel about Lizzie but she gives me the kind of vibe that Cassie lost post-Byrne. Not making any major judgments beyond that until we know more about her. I also love that the reason why she knew the spirit was lying is because she knew Diana would never be disappointed in her, already some interesting characterization for Diana there.

Also I don’t think her having a father necessarily means she has a traditional bio-dad, considering the spirit posing as Diana mentioned that Lizzie “cracked the birth prayer.” I mean, Hera was Diana’s father in Historia…

I liked King’s story, and I don’t think Lizzie is going to be a traditional birth either.

[MarquisAsh]

Really enjoyed King’s story and the art was just beautiful! I’m looking forward to September!

[Dr. Poison]

Really enjoyed King’s story and the art was just beautiful! I’m looking forward to September!

Same here. I liked a lot more than I disliked about the story. Sure, I could have gone without Damian & Jon but they seem important to the overall plot so I'll give King a chance to flesh this out.

[Garrac]

Well, I think I didn't read a writer on Wonder Woman presenting an interesting beginning-to-end-of-the-run story since ages. Not going to say "will read" because I'll read it anyways, but check me intrigued.