Wonder Woman #10
Wonder Woman » Wonder Woman #10 - Vows released by DC Comics on August 2012.
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5 (1) 4 (1) 3 (1) 2 (0) 1 (0) 4.2 starsAverage score of 3 user reviews
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Review: Wonder Woman #10 0
THE GOOD: I really like that art in this issue. There are two artist on this and they both are great and are similar you hardly notice a change in the art halfway through the book. I really like the way both Tony Akins and Kano draw the action and the characters in this issue as well. There is also a lot of facial expressions that I though were great. The story is continuing off where the last one left off and we get a lot of action, character development, and a very cool ending. I really like D...
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I assumed it was all of you 0
Now ten issues into the new 52, Wonder Woman has shown itself to be consistently groundbreaking in many ways, but also through its course has come up a little short in the action based issues. This being an action based issue, it does again come up short. The problem as I see it is that the action tries to attach too much meaning to itself instead of just letting some fun unfold. Here it is no different with some weird pacing throughout the battle sequence as the gods struggle to determine wh...
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True Love 0
It's like Cliff Chiang thinks he has something to prove since he's not on interior art this issue because this cover is COMPLETELY AMAZING. As if the epic design wasn't great enough, there's a nice fade to the colors, and it really enhances the impact. Chiang, you've got nothing to prove and you are amazing. Keep up the great work.And with Chiang not on interior art, we've got Tony Akins again, BUT only for the second half of the issue. The beginning is done by new fill-in artist Kano. I gotta s...
3 out of 3 found this review helpful.
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