Blogtour review: Tag - You're Dead by Douglas Skelton.Blogtour review - Strange Magic by Syd Moore.Blogtour - Essex and Strange Magic by Syd Moore.Review - Spellslinger by Sebastien de Castell.Review - The Vinyl Detective: The Run-Out Groove.Review - Rotherweird by Andrew Caldecott.Review - Wicked Wonders by Ellen Klages.Blogtour review - Block 46 by Johana Gustawsson.Ultimately Wonder Woman Year One is no reinvention of the wheel it is a highly effective sincere and exciting superhero comic. Rucka streamlines the story with a satisfying mystery building towards a fulfilling climax while Scott provides some terrific action sequences. When the story plot threads merge early on in the book, things really get into gear. Scott’s skilful clean style aids the nature of the story as it is always clear and economical in selecting the action. Rucka structures the book well initially cutting between the military and masculine world of Steve Trevor and the all female island where Wonder Woman resides. What Scott and Rucka have managed to create is a ‘meat and potatoes’ retelling of the origin story of Wonder Woman. The result is a book that feels very much in line with the rest of the DC Rebirth titles but for all of the right reasons. Having read writer Greg Rucka and artist Liam Sharp’s very strong first volume of Wonder Woman since the DC Rebirth re-launch I was looking forward to seeing what Rucka would create with Nicola Scott on art duty. Thank you to the publisher for an advance copy of Wonder Woman via NetGalley.

This is a guest review contributed by Joshua Harris.

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