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    Wonder Woman #3

    Wonder Woman » Wonder Woman #3 - Clay released by DC Comics on January 2012.

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    Clay last edited by Blackmageleo on 09/20/21 06:58AM View full history

    Hippolyta, the queen of the Amazons, has kept a secret from her daughter all her life – and when it's revealed, Wonder Woman's life will shatter like brittle clay. The only one more shocked than Diana by this revelation? Bloodthirsty Hera herself – so why is her sinister daughter, Strife, so eager for the truth to be told?

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    Wonder Woman #3 - Clay by elcapitan on November 17, 2011

    A lot has already been written about the drastic change to Diana's character that is revealed in this book. There's a reason why the cover features snakes (the first lies told were by a serpent) shattering the clay image of Diana. I don't feel like I'm spoiling much when I mention that Wonder Woman is no longer born of no father. That origin was all a lie perpetuated to protect her from the truth: that she is the daughter of Zeus.My favorite part of this new Wonder Woman is how intimately they a...

    5 out of 5 found this review helpful.

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    Wonder Woman #3 - Clay by razzatazz on November 16, 2011

    There are occasionally moments within comic books when the writers give the fans exactly everything they want.  In my particular case this issue is one of those cases.  I have long not been such a big fan of the idea that Diana was made of clay, and mostly this has been used as a fairly ineffective plot device over the years.  Now that this is essentially non-canon it eases some problems I have had with the character.  In addition giving Diana a father (any father really, but Zeus is fine) reall...

    4 out of 5 found this review helpful.

    "I Am Wonder Woman" 0

    Wonder Woman #3 - Clay by the_mighty_monarch on November 20, 2011

    The Good: The memorial feel after the chaotic occurrences of the previous issue is very emotional. Azzarello did a great job capturing the haunting calm after a battle.YES. Diana and Zola make a great speech about how children are among the cruelest beings alive. This is a theme I wholeheartedly agree with, and thus I just LOVE the way it plays into the story here. Again, we see some interesting redesigns of the gods. Zeus has sparking eyes and eternal nudity. It's displayed incredibly tastefull...

    2 out of 2 found this review helpful.
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