Wonder Woman means a great many things to many people, but a few traits stand out above the rest. If you were unclear as to what those traits are, all you need to do is pick up this year’s Wonder Woman annual.
Spoilers incoming for Wonder Woman Annual #1 so you’ve been warned.
The Wonder Woman Annual comes with four stories, each one focusing on a different core trait. The first is the Rucka and Nicola Scott led “And Then There Were Three…”, which reveals the first meeting between Batman, Superman, and Wonder Woman. The relationship between Bruce and Clark is further explored, humorously so, but it’s Wonder Woman‘s genuineness that takes top billing.
While this isn’t crucial reading, for those who have enjoyed the Rebirth era of Diana, you’ll eat this up with a spoon and call for seconds.
The second story, “In Defense of Truth and Justice” echoes it’s namesake and is helmed by Vita Ayala and Claire Roe. Diana’s skill for finding the truth is well celebrated, but she is even better at defending it when the need arises. If you had any doubts, this story will quell them. Also evident here is the character’s ability for compassion, but that will get an…
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