author: Paul Dini
name: Wayne
average rating: 4.07
book published: 2001
rating: 4
read at: 2020/03/20
date added: 2020/03/20
shelves: graphic-novels
review:
This is part of a series by painter Alex Ross. I have the Superman volume and I've read the Batman one, but missed this one along the way. When it showed up in Hoopla with my library, I thought it was time to correct that.
Unlike the rest of the series, Wonder Woman doesn't really have an alter ego. So this story is more about her developing a way to observe and help without standing out. As stories go, it's not bad because we see Wonder Woman as a kind of outsider, and see her learning how to gain trust.
The real reason to read these is the fabulous painted art by Alex Ross. His work is stunning here, as is typical. To see these 4-color heroes in a full palette of paint is fun for a long time comics fan. I enjoyed this one.
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