Saying 'the first casualty of war is truth' while binding herself in the lasso. She even uses the lasso of truth on herself in a very poignant moment. Rucka shows different canons of her and Themyscira as she battles with memories true and false, once true now false. The introduction with Diana questioning what is true and what is false, playing with her canon and how she as a character, as Wonder Woman and an Amazon has been seen throughout the years. Where who I was and who I am became so terribly divided.' 'I cannot for the life of me figure out where it went wrong. Overall, a fantastic pick, and one of the very few really great DC Rebirth comics worth checking out.

It's also a damn pretty book, too - Liam Sharp, Nicola Scott and Bilquis Evely all do an incredible job on art, and it looks that much better on glossy oversized pages. In short about the book itself, this is a fantastic Wonder Woman story that delves deep into her history and character, and an excellent pick for new readers looking for WW comics after enjoying the movie. So the two deluxes collect the entire story in order and you don't have to flip between four regular trades, you can just read the book and not think about all of that nonsense. So I'm just here to say that the two hardcover deluxe editions are THE way to read this run to get the most enjoyment out of it, because the arcs aren't split - all the issues are collected here in their numeric order, just like they were intended to be read in the first place. Greg Rucka's Wonder Woman Rebirth run is an excellent story that not a lot of people appreciated enough due to its weird structuring and collected editions.

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