The 6-issue miniseries AMAZONS ATTACK by the CATWOMAN creative team of Will Pfeifer and Pete Woods explodes in this hardcover volume! Over a year s...
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Apr 30, 2008
Brad
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May 28, 2011
Jeff
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Future editorial bullpen rules on how to create a company wide cross-over title will begin "Do everything opposite of Amazon Attacks." This is, simply, the worst, laziest effort at a cross-over I have seen by any comic book company.
Where to begin? First, this accumulated volume suffers greatly from a terrible editorial policy wherein the cross-over title contains little of the primary action or plot elements that push along the major story-arc. Most primary plot twists and d More...
Where to begin? First, this accumulated volume suffers greatly from a terrible editorial policy wherein the cross-over title contains little of the primary action or plot elements that push along the major story-arc. Most primary plot twists and d More...
Feb 19, 2011
Jerry
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Wonder Woman: Amazons Attack conjures memories of the events that led to the United States going to war with Iraq. While the story is pure fiction, it differs from the real life account in a couple of ways. First and foremost is that the Amazons invade American soil to wreak havoc after a resurrected Queen Hippolyta is deceived into believing the U.S. government has taken Wonder Woman into custody.
Aiding Wonder Woman in halting the war and preventing more casualties than necessary More...
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Jun 29, 2011
Claire
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A fair amount of Wonder Woman's storyline occurs outside of this book which I found disappointing.
I thought this volume followed Wonder Woman: Love and Murder (Wonder Woman #6-10), but Amazons Attack! is apparently it's own run of Amazons Attack! #1-6. It actually backtracks the storyline a bit with plot elements that occurred in Love and Murder interspersed within Amazons Attack which is a bit confusing.
Perhaps Wonder Woman #11-13 aren't collected in a graphic novel since Wo More...
I thought this volume followed Wonder Woman: Love and Murder (Wonder Woman #6-10), but Amazons Attack! is apparently it's own run of Amazons Attack! #1-6. It actually backtracks the storyline a bit with plot elements that occurred in Love and Murder interspersed within Amazons Attack which is a bit confusing.
Perhaps Wonder Woman #11-13 aren't collected in a graphic novel since Wo More...
May 06, 2009
Athena
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I really wanted to give this book at least a 3. I'm a big Wonder Woman fan but I can't. This book has a linked storyline to Love and Murder. Circe brings back Queen Hippolyta, tells her that the government has her daughter and that they are torturing WW to find out the Amazon's secrets. Hippolyta declares war on Amercia. I really don't see the Amazons killing innocent women and children. Something that bugged me to no end Where did the giants & dinosaur things come from? To me this book just did
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Aug 30, 2010
Jeff
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When my one reaction to finishing a trade of Wonder Woman is "Why would they ruin her legacy like this?" I think I've figured out that there's a problem. That this book doesn't seem to fit in with the rest of the story and also ends up being a ham-fisted anti-war allegory doesn't help. To think that the Rucka run was so good, too...
Jul 19, 2010
Michael
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Very poorly written book. Enough with the mind control plots already. Totally undermined by the total mess that some of these cross title events turn into. Little synopsis paragraphs for the off title occurrences. You wouldn't read a book with half the pages missing so why would you want to buy an incomplete trade.
Apr 29, 2010
Mesh
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Confusing, violent, not the best style either. Everyone in the verse shows up, which is fun, but it's also little screen time for the various players, especially Diana.
Artemis is nicely drawn, but the final reveal is just stupid, takes away the power of Artemis' decision.
Artemis is nicely drawn, but the final reveal is just stupid, takes away the power of Artemis' decision.
Oct 22, 2011
Jeane
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I have never disliked a Wonder Woman book, until now. There as something very wrong with the way this book was portrayed women, like strong women have no self control, no intelligence and can't do anything right unless they have a man to lead the (enter Superman and Batman). No, I did not like this book at all.
Jun 23, 2009
Can you tell I'm rereading my comics? :p This book was all about confused loyalties. Loyalty to Earth, and all its corrupt government, or loyalty to the home you left behind. Perfection.
Jan 19, 2012
Ahmed
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Goes down with its parent event, Countdown, as some of the worst cases of editorial-influenced events in comics.
Aug 04, 2010
Cassie
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Uninspired, disjointed, and so full of trope, you could make trope sandwiches for a month.
Feb 25, 2008
Tina
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What can I say except...why? I love thePfeif and I love Amazons [since the Artemis-Requiem days], and I wanted to love this series, but damn--it was just all over the place and very poorly put together. The only good thing to come from this series is the Dodson's run on Wonder Woman. Other than that--this book, and the subsequent tie-ins that spidered all over the DCU, was just something that should've been moved to the slush can.
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