Rucka's second Wonder Woman run began with a promise: the lies behind Diana's life would be revealed. As he delved into past continuity from his original run, from John Byrne's run, and elsewhere, it was obvious that he was taking her character back to the roots, and that we were going to get a reveal of why she'd been fed lies about her birth, her patrons, and such in the nu52 run. 
 Rucka's second Wonder Woman run ends with the revelation of a totally different lie, about her home and her greatest enemy. Rucka still pays lip service to the idea that Diana's continuity is badly mangled, but he doesn't offer any more insight. The story is a good one, but it's also a bit of a heel turn from what was promised 24 issues ago. 
 And her continuity? Who knows! It's one of the worst manglings from the nu52 era, and that's saying a lot. I have no idea what's in continuity nowadays, from Perez, Byrne, Rucka, and others, and I'm not convinced DC knows either. To a certain extent, Rucka made that all worse with a retcon that mangles history even more. Yeah, it's a good enough story in this V3, now that it's got its feet under it, but we'll have to see if it actually improves the Wonder Woman mythology ...