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Wonder Woman: Volume 5 Free Download WONDER WOMAN: VOLUME 5 FREE DOWNLOAD Cliff Chiang,Brian Azzarello | 176 pages | 14 Oct 2014 | DC Comics | 9781401250973 | English | United States Wonder Woman Vol 5 And, yes, you read that sentence correctly. There are some little one-shot stories tacked on to complete the collection, generally showing how Diana sees the good in all manner of beings. Wonder Woman finds out she was the target. Good filler, but filler nonetheless. Wonder Woman: Volume 5 24, Wing Kee rated it really liked it. What adds to the greatness of this run is the fact that no other superhero is part of this story. Want to Read saving…. Yet on the horizon appears a being claiming to be Superman, yet made from a blast of Clark's Solar Flare power. Her struggle with her blood and her choice is a good idea and one worth discussing but the choppy character nature of the story made her lose the impact of the story. It was when it started becoming more involved and convoluted that I found myself losing a bit of interest in it. Seriously, the first five issues of this volume are Wonder Woman: Volume 5 Heart of the Amazon parts one through five. This series originally showed a lot of promise and DC really could have done something memorable here but instead we got stories that were too heavy on the action and not the characters and jumped to and from this series to Superman's less than memorable Wonder Woman: Volume 5. Jun 01, Emily rated it it was ok Shelves: borrowedgraphic-novel. There's no through story, no resolution, and no consistency Wonder Woman: Volume 5 art or characters or dialogue. Superman is dying and he and Wonder Woman can't stop arguing. Shockingly, it backfires. Original Title. The book would have had to been pried out of my hands until I turned that last page. Can the Lasso of Truth bring light to the dark for Wonder Woman? Without the last few pages of the last book, and Wonder Woman: Volume 5 bit of Orion, this is a 1-star book for me. As I have not read his run, I can't really compare the two in my head. Mirka Andolfo's art did not click with this story at all. Once in the control room, Etta asked for a visual of Cadulo's headquarters and contacted the team leader, aka Master Chief Steve Trevoralready under fire. I think it's getting more interesting as it goes along, but I'm still not willing to fall down at the feet of this particular version of Wonder Woman. I also didn't see the payoff that was locking up the doll for little Diana cause the writing didn't swing back to that and give us a big emotional punch more on that below in the Wonder Woman: Volume 5 section. Once again, she's goaded into making stupid decisions that put everyone at risk. But overall it got good towards the end, and ends on a cliff hanger, my only problem is that Wonder Woman: Volume 5 First Born is the villain for volume 6, I like how Brian Azzarello is just beating us over the head with his created villain Actually no I don't! Jun 20, Ivy rated it it was amazing Shelves: superheroessupervillainsvillainschecked-out-from-librarydc- comicswonder-womanpublished-in Books by Peter J. Etta and Steve are props and the villain is never seen or hinted at until being revealed at the end. The main story was solid, but I actually preferred a couple of the short stories at the end. Also reviewed for Addicted2Heroines and This pair was more like a whiny loser with a girl he doesn't deserve and Wonder Woman: Volume 5 main reason for that is DC's decision to crossover Superman's run in the New 52 with this series - while totally ignoring Wonder Woman's storyline - and sacrificing the original concept of the power couple in the process. Arrived in a village recently raided by Cadulo's men, Steve and his team asked an elder about the attack, learning that Cadulo had kidnapped all their daughters and wounded a great number of villagers. Wonder Woman is struggling to accept and take her new mantle and Olympus is I still read Catwoman, for God's sake! Friend Reviews. I'm gonna keep reading it, but I think I'm liking it less the more I read. Open Preview See a Wonder Woman: Volume 5 Jan 13, Emily rated it really liked it. This continues to be a slightly underwhelming title. This isn't your cupcake fell-good Wonder Woman. Not saying it made me like or appreciate him more, but it was nice having more information about him. This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. Not cause of the story but because it's totally disjointed. Also, the first born story was fun and you knew Azzarello and Chiang were gonna deal with that this arc. Which is a shame, because it actually had a decent core concept, it was the follow through that was flawed. The issue by Peter Tomasi is fantastic. Referring to the "Lasso of Truth" as "The Perfect" is annoying enough, but giving it genetic healing powers to boot? No thank you. I loved this story which is a complete standalone - I'd never read any Wonder Woman comics before this so, so much. It was heavily anime influenced and cutesy while Fontana is trying to tell a story about the government stealing Wonder Woman's blood to make super soldiers which wouldn't work anyway since her powers are based on magic! Hardcoverpages. Average rating 3. World: The art is Wonder Woman: Volume 5, the tone of this first arc is Wonder Woman: Volume 5 from Rucka's and the style of art fits it more. Thanks for telling us about the problem. Goodreads helps you keep track of books you want to read. Cliff Chiang Artist. Showing Hopefully we'll go back to seeing some more modern storytelling soon. My voluntary, unbiased review is based upon a review copy from Netgalley. However, now that I'm reading it, it's been a very underwhelming experience. Sort order. .
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