Truthfully, I was hoping Robinson would carry on with the Dark Gods garbage and leave these characters to the next creative team, hopefully a good one, to build on. Also that logo belongs to Godwatch, not Veronica-Anderson Pharmaceuticals, and they're horns, not tentacles. Cheetahs are a light yellow-tan color btw. On a positive note, I like that Maru referred to herself as a scientist, now she needs the facial prosthetic

Well, this came out of nowhere. I thought it was going to be an intro to all the Dark Gods stuff, but looks like we'll just get a peek of them on the last panel. Or maybe that is Cheetah reacting to the Dark God's presence.

1. Yeah, I dont know about putting you big 'evil group' badge on the front of your building you are hiding behind. But then again, that they are evil should be plain as day the moment Cale settled on 'Empire' being in the name... like name an empire that isn't evil.

2. For a second I though it was Proxima Midnight.

3. Nice of them to remember that Dr. Poison is actually a doctor and not just some mercenary with a gun.

4. Kinda disappointed Cheetah appeared to be so easily caught and turned into Cale's personal lab rat. But fair enough she's now loose in the hallways.

5. Art has taken a bit of a dive, it just seems alot less detailed than what it used to be.

@outside_85: Yeah "Empire" is a bit on-the-nose, I prefer Cale-Anderson Industries.

I think I know what's happening here, the Dark Gods are coming so of course the Old Gods ran for the hills with their tails between their legs like the yellow-bellied good-for-nothings that they are, Urzkartaga is MIA and that's why Cheetah fell into a slumber

So between Azzarello, Finch, Rucka and Robinson, have the Wonder Woman fans on here actually been satisfied with the character? Doesn't seem like it.

Azzarello definitely divided up the WW fanbase.

LOL. you got know idea.

Meredith Finch writing Wonder Woman was a mistake. Robinson has lost his touch. But between Azzarello and Rucka, yeah fans are definitely divided. The problem comes from the fact that both are actually pretty good writers. If new 52 Wonder Woman was badly written, people would just have forgotten it. But its not. Hence, the problem I think.

Meh still boring though not surprising as rebirth is really boring now

The WW fanbase were always massively divided due to it not agreeing on what it actually wants from the character. Like some people want the stories to revolve more around her gods and some want them to be more about her more down to Earth adversaries and so on.

• Azzarello's run divided the base because he came along with one big story for the New 52. Changes were made, some people dont like change, some people didn't like the art and some were just angry he didn't provide a Who's Who kind of story that reintroduced everyone from Diana's world to the New 52 era.
• Finch, didn't divide the base, because most agree it was simply badly written overall and was not helped the slightest by her destroying Donna Troy for no reason at all. She got additional flack from the people who liked the Azzarello run because asides from two things, everything that happened in the Azzarello run was rolled back.
• Rucka, was heralded as a second coming due to both his stellar art team and his previous run, but the run itself felt more like Rucka just bringing back all of his previous contributions while going out of his way to remove the New 52 changes rather than try and mesh the old with the new.
• Robinson, it just feels like it's a 'by the numbers' book, that has Robinson's name on it, but is in reality written by the editors more interested in wrapping up a throw away plot-line from Darkseid War that no one really cared about.

For my part I am happy enough with her character over all, since asides Finch, everyone else have been competent at writing her. But I know there are some people who are quite unhappy just because she now always carries a sword around.

Why should they be?

This issue was good af! It's the best Cheetah story I can remember in a loooong time. That elevator scene was everything!