No, I didn't get that issue. When did it happen?
How do you atone for murder? I can understand your feeling for the amazons, but I think that you could spare a sliver of your heart for the mothers, sons, daughters, wives and sisters of the men murdered. Men who's only crime was that they were male. Sure it's all well and good for the amazon's to say 'oops, we were wrong, sorry' but that won't bring back the dead or dry the tears. That won't give a wife an income that might have been all that supported her and her family. That won't give a sister back her beloved brother. Where is your and Diana's compassion for that suffering and how exactly are the amazon's supposed to atone for it? And can they really feel regret? I don't think anyone can teach that and without that any atonement is worthless. Call me heartless if you wish, but while I do believe in compassion and redemption I also believe that justice should involve more. Azzarello has so far with this story line cast the amazons as murders and rapist, I guess it was a step up from Amazon's Attack where they were just murders, but still showcasing them as criminal. I hope that he has some plan of punishement or if you wish redemption, but I don't think there will be. I think he did this just to show Diana in a better light and I don't agree with that sort of storyline.
To tell you the truth between this and amazon's attack I think DC flat out just doesn't like the concept of amazons a group. They might like Diana alone, but they don't seem to like the amazons as a race or concept.