wonder woman the rebirth deluxe edition book 1

Like Scott, Evely's style provides a nice contrast to Sharp's so there's no confusing which part of the story you are reading (past/present). This one is titled 'Godwatch' and picks up where 'Year One' left off. Bilquis Evely takes over for Nicola Scott on the story arc based in the past.

Sharp's highly detailed, fantasy style is a perfect fit for a title like Wonder Woman. Liam Sharp continues to illustrate the modern day portion of the story with 'The Truth', the direct continuation of 'The Lies' from Deluxe Edition Book 1 which sees Diana struggle to wrap her mind around the fact that the past that she remembers was all a lie. This may sound a bit confusing, and it did make things a little difficult to keep up with as the issues were originally put out, but when it is all collected together in the originally intended order (the trades collected each arc on its own, regardless of publishing/issue numbering), the alternating issue format works extremely well with each story arc informing the other as they progress. This volume picks up right where the previous volume left off, with Rucka continuing to alternate story arcs each issue in order to weave a tale between Diana's earliest days in man's world and the present. DC continues to do an excellent job collecting their Rebirth-era material, even if the pace of said releases is a bit slower than just about anyone would like. With release of this book last month, the entirety of Greg Rucka's Rebirth-era Wonder Woman run has now been collected in the oversize hardcover format. Wonder Woman Rebirth Deluxe Edition Book 2: Collecting Wonder Woman (2016) #15-25, Annual 1, and material from DC Holiday Special 2017 (2018) #1.

Wonder woman the rebirth deluxe edition book 1