Wonder Woman #609

yeopop's Wonder Woman #609 - Odyssey, Part 9: The Wonder Women review

Back to the drowsiness

 On the cover we see Wonder Woman fighting with herself in the different outfits she has worn in comics. A very interesting image that has nothing to do with the inside. Like always.

Diana wakes up and sees Dr Psycho with a different appearance he’s not that ugly small man we see in the stories. He explains her who she is in different places and in different moments of history, she’s not only the leader of a town of women, she’s also the leader of men.

When she returns to Themyscira in this parallel world, different versions of her point to a flame she touches just to wake up in a hospital, where a nurse has her looks and Etta Candy is a doctor.

I can’t understand why make this change when the story was getting interesting again, why make it like “Batman: The Return of Bruce Wayne”. Where are the writers taking us?

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