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Wonder Woman #37 Review

Wonder Woman #37 DC Comics Written by: James Robinson Art by: Carlo Pagulayan & Stephan Segovia Inks by: Jason Paz, Art Thibert, & Raul Fernandez Color by: Romulo Fajardo Jr. Lettered by: Saida Temofonte We’re at the conclusion of the Children of Gods arc in Wonder Woman and it is quite epic. I was thrilled… Continue reading Wonder Woman #37 Review

Wonder Woman #35 Review

Wonder Woman #35 DC Comics Written by: James Robinson Pencils by: Emanuela Lupacchino Inks by: Ray McCarthy Colors by: Romulo Fajardo Jr. Letters by: Saida Temodonte Glaucus tells the tale of how Wonder Woman’s twin brother Jason, was sent away as a baby and became a fisherman in Greece. Jason learns that he was given… Continue reading Wonder Woman #35 Review

Wonder Woman #34 Review

Wonder Woman #34 DC Comics Written by: James Robinson Art by: Sergio Davila Inks by: Scott Hanna, Mick Gray, Eber Ferreira Colors by: Romulo Fajardo Jr. Letters by: Saida Temofonte Wonder Woman has finally been reunited with her twin brother Jason. With Grail hunting down all the children of Zeus, their reunion takes a surprising… Continue reading Wonder Woman #34 Review

Wonder Woman #33 Review

Wonder Woman #33 DC Comics Written by: James Robinson Art by: Emanuela Lupacchino Inks by: Ray McCarthy Colors by: Romulo Fajardo Jr. Grail is on a mission to bring her father Darkseid back to full strength. She must kill every child of Zeus to accomplish this, including Diana’s brother Jason. It’s actually refreshing to see… Continue reading Wonder Woman #33 Review

Wonder Woman #32 Review

Wonder Woman #32 DC Comics Written by: James Robinson Art by: Sergio Dayila Inks by: Scott Hanna, Mark Morales Colors by: Romulo Fajardo Jr. Letters by: Saida Temofonte Wonder Woman fights off parademons and continues the search for her twin brother Jason, in an issue that reaffirms her parentage. This was an enjoyable issue once… Continue reading Wonder Woman #32 Review

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