Well yes I do, but they have less to do with the quality of storytelling and more to do with not liking the direction and style. As I didn't read it (apart from what was shown online), I am not going to make any comments about ratio of panels in a page and how stories that were too stretched out or anything like that.
What I WILL say is that I chose not to pick it up because there was nothing that ever enticed me to.
I hate the following ideas.
WW as a horror book.
WW as the daughter of Zeus and Hippolyta
Amazons who rape and kill sailors.
Amazons who seem to be one step above the stone age
Man hating Amazons
Weird looking Greek Gods with birthday cake heads
Diana as God of War.
Diana with a sword. Over and over again.
Diana's weird half-brothers and sisters. Lennox, Sirraca. Milan. Hated them all. Ugly designs. Who needs a tough guy smoking superhero?
Hate. Hate. Hate. The New Gods. Orion bores me to tears.
The idea that action in a comic book equates to violence. No real superheroics. Just lots of fights. Did she even have a magic lasso?
Zola (yawn). Had no interest in reading about her at all.
Diana in London. Why? No real reason.
Manazons. Really? Not interested.
3 years of basically no interaction with the outside world. Everything was centered around a very insular group.
Chang's art was not to my taste. Hated the character designs with the exception of the blonde Hippolyta and Hera. Enjoyed the fill in artist even less.
So why would I pick up the book? Because there was occasionally a character who resembled WW having something horrible done to her? No thanks. BUT...
I am not going to say that the storytelling itself was bad. It was just a story I didn't have any desire to read
Any more than I would ever pick up a Batman or Nick Fury comic.
In the end, I do not think that Azzarello strengthened the character in the long run. Where as before she had a unique story and origin, she is now an amalgam of Hercules and Big Barda. The offspring of a god/trained by a god to be the ultimate warrior. Sorry, not interested.