I read Wonder Woman: Earth One. Here's what I thought. (Spoilers ahead, probably)

[resipsaloquitur]

Good but not great, it's Morrisonian in its wackiness, but not as cerebral as some of his more famous works. It's distinctively Diana, but a new, fresh version who's straight out of Paradise Island trying to make sense of a man's world she's never seen. Oh, and there's a few cameos by certain DC characters that WW fans will appreciate.

I wrote a more detailed review here, but feel free to ask me questions.

[Agent Z]

Good but not great, it's Morrisonian in its wackiness, but not as cerebral as some of his more famous works. It's distinctively Diana, but a new, fresh version who's straight out of Paradise Island trying to make sense of a man's world she's never seen. Oh, and there's a few cameos by certain DC characters that WW fans will appreciate.

I wrote a more detailed review here, but feel free to ask me questions.

There were three Amazons in the preview pages I saw - one a brunette who looks like Donna, the second a blonde who looks like Cassie and the third a black Amazon who I think is supposed to be Nubia or Philipus. Where these three Amazons named in the story?

[resipsaloquitur]

There were three Amazons in the preview pages I saw - one a brunette who looks like Donna, the second a blonde who looks like Cassie and the third a black Amazon who I think is supposed to be Nubia or Philipus. Where these three Amazons named in the story?

spoilers:

You know, I'd have to go back and reread specific names. Donna is there, but she's "Troia." Artemis is there. I think the black one is Nubia, but I'd have to check. I don't remember Cassie, but there is a blonde named Malla, I think. She's someone who's been in DC continuity before, though somewhat obscure.

end of spoilers