First Look: Blackest Night: Wonder Woman #1

Take a look at some of the interior art!

Woot Woot!  Looks good, can't wait for the finished product

I've been excited for every single Blackest Night tie-in....there may be a lot but every single one is worth it

At least Wonder Woman is gettng a full sized story for her Blackest Night scenario. Unlike Catwoman's single issue.
 
Almost seems a tad late in the game for such a big player like Wonder Woman to finally be getting her own Blackest Night story. Better late then never. I guess.

"Woot Woot!  Looks good, can't wait for the finished product "

Nicola Scott's pencils are fantastic.

" @FoxxFireArt: My thoughts EXACTLY. She's supposed to be one of the big 3, and Booster Gold gets a Blackest Night book before her? Doesn't seem right. "

Finally.

" @Babs said:

" @FoxxFireArt: My thoughts EXACTLY. She's supposed to be one of the big 3, and Booster Gold gets a Blackest Night book before her? Doesn't seem right. "

technically speaking Batman never appeared in Blackest Night yet...unless I missed something? "

Love the cover and I can't wait to see what happen's when Lord come's back.

Looks good. Im ready to see Wonder Woman trash some Black Lanterns

WOW to the cover. WOW to the pencils.

Greg Horn is such a horrible artist/painter, whatever it is he does. It just looks like junk.

So you think that this seires will be about the dead bodies of characters who have been reincarnated?

I love the cover but Nicola Scott is a hit and miss with me.  I liked her Secret Six but on ocassions her characters look alike due to the nose

Sweet cover.

I don't know if it has anything to do with Wonder Woman being one of the big 3 so much as Green Lantern not overlapping with Wonder Woman. We know Batman plays a key role in Blackest Night because Black Hand used Bruce's skull to figure out how to keep the heroes at bay till the Battery could be brought to Earth and Nekron could walk the land of the living again. 
 
As for the lack of Wonder Woman's inclusion into the hierarchy of DC's more popular heroes there are a few factors:
 
1. The horrible mishandling of Justice League of America: One way to get people interested in a character is by making them a part of a super hero book. It worked wonders for the Uncanny X-men (see Wolverine) and to a lesser exent other titles. Wonder Woman has been in the JLA but she more or less written like a mannequin. Hell, Power Girl is more popular right now than Wonder Woman thanks to Giffen and Sear's Justice League Europe. I don't think Wonder Woman has to sell her "assets" but there has to be a way to make her more marketable.
 
2. Bad Mass events like Amazons Attacks: Usually, there's a mass event that helps strengthen a character's importance. For example, the Bat-titles had Batman R.I.P then Batman Reborn, Green Lantern has Blackest Night, and in the near future Superman will have the Earth/New Krypton war. Amazons Attack was the last Wonder Woman centric cross over and was...well, it didn't do wonders for the title itself. 
 
3. Too Wholesome? I thought Wonder Woman had something going on when she was paired up with Nemesis. Sure he's a flawed jerk but c'mon I mean isn't that how art imitates life? Joking of course. But really, what it meant was Wonder Woman had some kind of a pulse when it came to checking out guys. Now, we're drawn into the title and she's not just a cardboard heroine. Think about superheroes, their relationships are doorways into their character beyond the mask. In many ways they are more important than the slug fests they get into (think Ray Palmer in Identity Crisis, Ralph in 52). I'd like to see more of Diana pursuing the relationship. Gail Simone destroyed the Diana/Nemesis  courtship. I'm curious to see where this goes. One thing's for sure mythology isn't enough. Even Thor gets boring after a while without something going on in his life. Give Diana something to fight for besides, "I'm all about the sisterhood!"