Wonder Woman (USA) di Brian Azzarello

[maricomics]

WONDER WOMAN #12
Written by BRIAN AZZARELLO
Art and cover by CLIFF CHIANG
1:25 B&W Variant cover by CLIFF CHIANG
On sale AUGUST 15 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • RATED T
• WONDER WOMAN faces a choice: Defend ZEUS'S throne from APOLLO – or defend her closest friend!
• Plus: Zola gives birth to something completely unexpected!

incredibile.

P.S.
è una mia impressione o WW ha rubato la copertina a superman...e sopratutto lei fa l'uomo ? 

[Azrael]

If Tony Akins wasn't such a good artist, I'd probably have put down Wonder Woman with this issue. With Brian Azzarello creating a slow build-up to Diana's marriage to the childlike Hades, I can't help but feel this is like the Tim Burton version of Wonder Woman — the ideas are wild, splashy and over-the-top in their attention to visuals, but it's all to the point of self-indulgence, while the main character still is someone that has things done to her, not doing things on her own. Part of this is also due to much of Azzarello's focus being diverted to Diana's supporting cast, such as the gods War and Strife, who he seems to enjoy working with way more than Diana. (She does get a good moment, however, where she examines the literal hole left in her heart by Eros' romance-dealing pistols.) The saving grace of this dark, weirdly inorganic story is Akins, who makes Diana a memorable figure with her "bride of the undead" outfit (complete with severed hands on the gown), as well as Hades' terrified, emaciated ex-wife. That all said, as memorable as this story is with its ideas, it only feels like a Wonder Woman story because she's there. The shifting tone isn't a bad thing, but Diana needs to be a more active character — and bigger focus from the writer — if she really wants to soar.

4 su 10

Da Newsarama

[Green Hankey]

il voto e la recensione parlano di due fumetti diversi 

[marco_sanfy00]

non son quasi mai d'accordo con le recensioni di NRama, mi pare che sti meregani vogliano azione e cliffhangers gratuiti ad ogni numero... bah 

[Bruce Wayne]

A me sta serie continua a piacere tantissimo..

[Arthur Curry]

già... 4 su 10 è un po' una miseria...

[Nightmist]

voto abbastanza ingiusto imho, a me è piaciuto parecchio 

[Azrael]

WONDER WOMAN, VOL. 1: BLOOD Spotlight – Day One

As part of the groundbreaking DC COMICS-THE NEW 52, last September's relaunch of WONDER WOMAN gave the iconic character a new origin (Zeus is her father) and extended her family to include various Greek Gods. Since it's debut, the series has brought darker aspects to Diana's stories by blending superhero, mythological and horror genres to create a fresh take on the story of the Amazon warrior. Collecting the premiere storyline of this acclaimed series, WONDER WOMAN, VOL. 1: BLOOD goes on sale this Wednesday in comic book stores.

Written by Brian Azzarello and illustrated by Cliff Chiang with art by Tony Akins and Dan Green, WONDER WOMAN, VOL. 1: BLOOD also includes an exciting array of backup material including various character designs and cover sketches by Chiang. To celebrate the hardcover book's release, we'll be giving you a special behind-the-scenes tour of some of these supplemental materials every day this week right here on THE SOURCE. Today, check out some of Chiang's designs for Wonder Woman and Hermes and be sure to pick up your copy of WONDER WOMAN, VOL. 1: BLOOD!

[John Dorian]

Ecco....perchè la Lion non li ha messi gli schizzi?

[Azrael]

Ecco....perchè la Lion non li ha messi gli schizzi?

Gli schizzi sono cosa "nuova" e si trovano nel volume che esce domani negli USA 

[emmeemmeesse]

Poiché voglio comprare il TP americano mi stavo domandando: mica servirà seguire qualche altra serie per coprire tutta la continuity di WW?

[Azrael]

WONDER WOMAN, VOL. 1: BLOOD Spotlight – Day Two

As part of the groundbreaking DC COMICS-THE NEW 52, last September's relaunch of WONDER WOMAN gave the iconic character a new origin (Zeus is her father) and extended her family to include various Greek Gods. Since it's debut, the series has brought darker aspects to Diana's stories by blending superhero, mythological and horror genres to create a fresh take on the story of the Amazon warrior. Collecting the premiere storyline of this acclaimed series, WONDER WOMAN, VOL. 1: BLOOD goes on sale in comic book stores tomorrow.

Written by Brian Azzarello and illustrated by Cliff Chiang with art by Tony Akins and Dan Green, WONDER WOMAN, VOL. 1: BLOOD also includes an exciting array of backup material including various character designs and cover sketches by Chiang. To celebrate the hardcover book's release, we'll be giving you a special behind-the-scenes tour of some of these supplemental materials every day this week right here on THE SOURCE. Today, check out some of Chiang's designs for Zola, Zeus, Apollo and Ares, and be sure to pick up your copy of WONDER WOMAN, VOL. 1: BLOOD!

[Bruce Wayne]

Poiché voglio comprare il TP americano mi stavo domandando: mica servirà seguire qualche altra serie per coprire tutta la continuity di WW?

No, vai tranquillo anche solo con WW.
Eventualmente ci sarà qualcosa in JL, ma per capire la storia di Azzarello basterà la sua serie regolare.

[emmeemmeesse]

Poiché voglio comprare il TP americano mi stavo domandando: mica servirà seguire qualche altra serie per coprire tutta la continuity di WW?

No, vai tranquillo anche solo con WW.
Eventualmente ci sarà qualcosa in JL, ma per capire la storia di Azzarello basterà la sua serie regolare.

Thx.
Nel caso, recuper JL da un amico.

[John Dorian]

Ecco....perchè la Lion non li ha messi gli schizzi?

Gli schizzi sono cosa "nuova" e si trovano nel volume che esce domani negli USA 

Certi li ho visti dal vol 1 al 6 della Jla