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Wonder Woman: Blood Volume 1 Free FREE WONDER WOMAN: BLOOD VOLUME 1 PDF Cliff Chiang,Tony Akins,Brian Azzarello | 160 pages | 22 Jan 2013 | DC Comics | 9781401235628 | English | United States WONDER WOMAN: BLOOD, VOL. 1 | Wonder Woman: Blood, Vol. Series: Wonder Woman Vol. Recently, I read J. While there were some weaknesses in that story line, I liked it overall. The younger Diana, the new costume, and the different take on the Amazons and the gods were refreshing, but not so different I felt like I was reading some character others than Wonder Woman. Here the age-old WW mythos regarding her conception, her relationship with her mother and sisters, her role with the gods, and her general attitude toward killing are completely rewritten. Added to this, we have what I thought was a pretty weird take on the gods. So Hades has a candle for a head, Hermes is part bird, and Poseidon is a. Okay, that is certainly a new take on things. I know that sounds a bit stupid, but it is the only way I can express my feelings. Honestly, my gut reaction after putting it down was that I rather disliked it. But after further reflection and a reread of WW: Wonder Woman: Blood Volume 1, Vol. Buy the book at Amazon. I find it a great read if you go through all his issues in about two weeks, like binging on a TV show Wonder Woman: Blood Volume 1 set etc. Like Like. I just finished volume two, and it really is starting to grow on me. Like Liked by 1 person. You are commenting using your WordPress. You are commenting using your Google account. You are commenting using your Twitter account. You are commenting using your Facebook account. Notify me of new comments via email. Notify me of new posts via email. Email Address:. Skip to content. Like this: Like Loading Bookmark the permalink. August 15, at pm. Basically I loved everything about this run. Bookwraiths Wonder Woman: Blood Volume 1. Leave a Reply Cancel reply Enter your comment here Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Email required Wonder Woman: Blood Volume 1 never made public. Name required. Best of Fantasy Lists. Search for:. Tolkien James A. Sullivan Michael R. Salvatore raymond e. Blog at WordPress. Post to Cancel. By continuing to use this website, you agree to their use. To find out more, including how to control cookies, see here: Cookie Policy. Wonder Woman, Volume 1: Blood by Brian Azzarello As the girls look out over the balcony. It was published on September 21, On top of a tall building in Singaporethe Olympian Apollo shares Wonder Woman: Blood Volume 1 champagne with three beautiful women, idly bragging about the activities of his father. As the girls look out over the balcony to the street below, Apollo reaches out, and activates something within their minds. On a farm in Virginiaa mysterious woman clothed only in a cape of feathers uses a sharpened scythe to slice off the heads of two horses. From the opened neck-wounds emerge humanoid arms and heads, growing into monstrous centaurs. Nearby, a strange man appears in the home of a woman named Zolaand as she points a shotgun at him, he warns that assassins are coming for her child. Zola refuses to listen, and tries to throw him out Wonder Woman: Blood Volume 1 her house. Hearing the clamor of oncoming hoof beats, the man shoves Zola away from the door, only to take an arrow in the chest. Not long after, two heavily armed centaurs crash through the door, to Zola's horror. Seconds before she is cloven in two by a sword, the man tosses Zola a strange key, and as her fingers wrap around it, she is magically transported away. Zola finds herself on the floor of an apartment in Londonwhere a woman with long black hair sleeps. As Zola reaches out to wake her, the woman grips her around the neck, demanding to know what's going on. Zola can only manage to choke out that there were monsters trying Wonder Woman: Blood Volume 1 kill her, and shows the woman the key. The woman demands to be given the key, but Zola refuses. As the woman gets dressed, she comments that if she wanted to, she could simply take the key, but she is hoping that Zola will give it up willingly. As she turns around, Zola realizes at last that this woman is in fact Wonder Womanor Diana of Themyscira. Diana demands the key again, and as she reaches for the key, Zola grabs onto her wrist. As a result of that move, Zola is transported with Diana back to the farm. A scream comes Wonder Woman: Blood Volume 1 inside the house, and an arrow flies out. Diana leaps forward, blocking it with her Bracelets of Submission and saving Zola's life. As the centaurs rush out and Diana and Zola are forced to defend themselves, the three women with Apollo act as oracles to him, warning of a storm coming, and the one responsible who will rule in fire. This person will wear a crown of thorns and a cape of blood, with a naked woman at his feet and feet just as bare. They warn that the Olympians will be broken, beaten, and betrayed by blood. Diana manages to scare the centaurs off, and then helps Zola to her feet. From the doorway, a voice Wonder Woman: Blood Volume 1 to the Amazon. Diana turns to see that the man who had helped Zola before was actually Hermesthe messenger to the Gods. Hermes warns that Diana must protect Zola because the Queen of the Gods wants to see her dead. Zola is still skeptical, noting that she doesn't even have a child for them to have taken. Hermes reveals that Zola is pregnant - by Zeus. The oracles warn that one of Zeus' children will murder another, and take their place - according to Wonder Woman: Blood Volume 1 will. Apollo asks where the man they speak of is. The oracles respond that he doesn't exist yet. With the oracles of no use to him anymore, Apollo burns their bodies and throws them from the top of the building. Pandora watches. Sign In Don't have an account? Start a Wiki. As the girls look out over the balcony I can take that key right out of your hand. But I'd prefer if you gave it to me willingly. Contents [ show ]. Categories :. Wonder Woman Vol 1 Blood DC Comics TPB NEW (2nd printing) | eBay So I've actually read these before in the single issues. I really loved them and I'm happy to read through them again. I'm a huge fan of the artwork and I am enjoying the return to greek roots although I'm still hoping that Steve Trevor and Etta still eventually make a cameo of some kind even though I know they won't. Richly detailed graphics add layers to plot, action, and character development. Dialogue and narrative allow insight into plot and character as well as help build tension and intersperse humor. Without giving away too much to the story, I will just say this, it was fun to see the Greek Gods interacting. Overall, a truly fun read! Here at Walmart. Your email address will never be sold or distributed to a third party for any reason. Sorry, but we can't respond to individual comments. If you need immediate assistance, please contact Customer Care. Your feedback helps us make Walmart shopping better for millions of customers. Recent searches Clear All. Enter Location. Update location. Learn more. Report incorrect product information. Brian Azzarello Wonder Woman Vol. Brian Azzarello. Walmart Book Format. Select Option. Current selection is: Paperback. Pickup not available. Add to list. Add to registry. About This Item. We aim to show you accurate product information. Manufacturers, suppliers and others provide what you see here, and we have not verified it. See our disclaimer. Nuanced and bold, this new beginning of the iconic character is considered one of the greatest stories in the history of the Amazon Wonder Woman: Blood Volume 1. Specifications Language English. Write a review See all reviews Write a review. Most helpful positive review. Average Rating: 5. See more. Most helpful negative review. Average Rating: 1. I am having no luck in reading anything good lately. This Wonder Woman: Blood Volume 1 no exception to my unfortunate streak. I didn't read much Wonder Woman before I tried out this New 52, but I have to say that I'm not sure I like the direction they are taking her. Luckily, the art was better on the inside than the cover would have you believe. I personally hate the cover and am glad that it's not like that inside. However, I still had some issues with it. Normally, the Greek gods are depicted as beautiful human beings, but in this revamp, the only god that looks human is Hera. Yet, she spends the majority of the volume in a peacock feather cloak This was obviously written by and drawn by a man. Hermes looks like a zombie with bird feet, Poseidon is a ginormous fish thing and Hades has candles on his head that make him Wonder Woman: Blood Volume 1 like a forgotten birthday cake. I don't get it. The origin story is completely changed. I'm not normally against tweaking the origins of characters and all that, but I'm not a fan of Wonder Woman: Blood Volume 1 they did with Wonder Woman.
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