Wonder Woman #5 Review: Going Solo
Wonder Woman is breaking up the band (or trying to).
Tom King is an American comic book writer, and ex-CIA officer, who got his start with the superhero novel A Once Crowded Sky. Since then, the bulk of his work has been at DC Comics. That kicked off with the well-regarded spy series Grayson, co-written with Tim Seeley. The Omega Men followed. Before becoming DC exclusive, he worked for Marvel on The Vision, which inspired Disney+’s WandaVision. From there he’s written a number of critically acclaimed series including Miracle Man, Strange Adventures, Rorschach, and Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow, which serves as inspiration for the upcoming Warner Bros. Discovery DCU movie.
Wonder Woman is breaking up the band (or trying to).
Flash back in time to the first meeting of Oswald and Bruce.
It’s almost time for The Penguin to come home to roost.
Wonder Woman fulfills a make-a-wish, with political consequences.
Pound for pound, this issue is an intriguing start for the Animal Farm riff.