Weekly Wonder Woman

If toys are your thing, this week’s been great for Wonder Woman fans. You might, for example, already be booking tickets to see ‘The Art of the Brick: DC Super Heroes‘ on the South Bank in London, where you’ll be able to see a Lego Wonder Woman – and not the tiny mini-figure version, either.

Missed @NathanSawaya when he was last in the UK? Be sure not to miss his latest exhibition when he brings The Art Of The Brick: DC Super Heroes to London in March 2017. Tickets available now via the link in our bio.

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If Lego’s not your thing, though, some of the toys being released by Mattel to accompany Wonder Woman have been revealed, too:

It’ll make a change from playing with your Malibu Barbie, at least.

After the jump, though, we’ll look at the latest DC Comics to feature our Diana: Wonder Woman #16 continues the story of Diana’s arrival in Man’s World, gives us a couple of new gods to admire and has our heroine dealing with a chimera; meanwhile, Batman ’66 Meets ‘Wonder Woman ’77 #6 sees our time-warped heroes dealing with a Griffin; and Justice League/Mighty Morphin’ Power Rangers #2 pits the Justice League against a team of ninja with giant robot dinosaurs – they’re the good guys, too, though. Surprise!

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The only real-world news last week about our Amazon Princess involved the publication of YA photo from Justice League, this time featuring Diana, Aquaman and Cyborg in the traditional pose of “something exciting and violent might be about to happen but you ain’t seeing it yet”.

That means we’ll head off straight to the reviews. Except there was only one comic of note last week: Justice League (Rebirth). Even so, there must have been some budget cuts because it was a bottle episode. Can you believe it?

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It’s been another quiet week for Diana news, with the only thing of note being that you can now pre-order the book looking at the art of and the making of the forthcoming movie:

That’s out May 30th, the movie’s out June 2nd, so you might want to hold off ordering the book in case of spoilers, but it’s up to you.

After the jump, though, it’s time to look at Wonder Wonder #15, Justice League v Suicide Squad #6, Batman ’66 Meets Wonder Woman ’77 #5 and Wonder Woman ’77 Meets The Bionic Woman #2. We’ll also be looking at the first issue of The Odyssey of the Amazons #1, even though Diana isn’t in it, just to see how much joined up editorial thinking there is at DC.

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Normally, this is the bit where I give the latest Wonder Woman news, but there ain’t any, unless you count the new picture above. And I don’t think Supergirl teaching the Live with Kelly crew the Lynda Carter Wonder Woman twirl counts either:

Oh, the prices of a whole bunch of DC Rebirth comics are going up by a third soon, including Trinity. But not of Wonder Woman, I don’t think.

So without much – or indeed any – ado, let’s head off to the reviews of Trinity #5, Justice League v Suicide Squad #5 and Justice League (Rebirth) #13. Spoilers: at least two of them aren’t any good.

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