Wonder Woman: The True Amazon (Paperback)

from villemezbrown

This umpteenth retelling of the Wonder Woman origin story treats it more like a fairy tale. It's nicely told and drawn, but I would have preferred to have Thompson's talent applied to anything except the umpteenth retelling of the Wonder Woman origin story. I am tired of having the umpteenth rete...

from ComicGirl178

It's wasn't a bad story, but I didn't love it.

from grumpydan

I give the author kudos for being both the writer and illustrator of this book. I enjoyed the watercolor panels. That said, all I know of Wonder Woman was the television show from the 70's and read a few of the comics way back when. This story of her origins and how she left her secret island is ...

from Vantine

Refreshing re-telling of Diana's origin story. While this character has been rethought many times, Thompson's version is unique and brings something worthwhile to her history.

from DarthDeverell

In Wonder Woman: The True Amazon, Jill Thompson reimagines Wonder Woman's origin, presenting Princess Diana as a spoiled, impetuous child living on Themyscira. This allows her to explore Themysciran society and how the Amazons live. They indulge Diana because, while she is spoiled, she also has t...