Wonder Woman #43
Wonder Woman » Wonder Woman #43 - Wrath of the Silver Serpent, Part 2 - Blood Red and Bone Deep released by DC Comics on June 1, 2010.
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5 (0) 4 (1) 3 (2) 2 (0) 1 (1) 2.8 starsAverage score of 4 user reviews
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Aunt Astrte did not even make this issue enjoyable!! 0
The cover for this issue of Wonder Woamn I really hated because all it had was a flash of light that covers most of wonder woman's body and it explains none of the story. I really think it was one of the worst in a long time. The story is about wonder woman's aunt wanting to destroy earth. They had a scene were Wonder Woman with the lasso of truth makes Astrte remember what she had forgotten the day they took her sister. In the end they come to an agreement about the whole destruction of the ea...
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Add Another To The Family Tree 0
Gail Simone has done some great things during her time as writing for Wonder Woman. However I feel that this is not her best work here. It's not awful, but it has the potential to be so much more than what it is. With the conclusion to this issue I was also not really surprised to find what I saw. But I think Ms. SImone still has a trick up her sleave and the final issue to this story arc is going to be fantastic. On a side note I do enjoy Scott's art here. It's visually appealing and se...
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Minor Quibble Causes Major Issue 0
I've been an avid WONDER WOMAN reader for over twenty years and a DC Comics fan just as long, so I hope that other readers understand why I appreciate a strong level of continuity. With that said, one small scene in this issue, within the origin of Diana's new foe, her "aunt" Astarte, this whole issue was blown for me and became a mess. Using the Golden Lasso of Truth, the Amazing Amazon forces Astarte to explain her claims of being related to the Princess. Apparently a young girl, Astarte, ...
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Spaced out 0
This issue is sort of an homage (whether purposeful or not - though with this writer i have to assume its on purpose) to the stories of the golden and silver age. First of all the story is one very similar to when Diana was at NASA, having to battle a mechanical snake from outer space. There is also a partial retelling of the origin and a contest to be held. Of course this is almost thirty years later since the silver age and the writing is of a much higher quality. There are a few surprises...
3 out of 3 found this review helpful.
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