I'm at the edge of my seat! I just finished Vol. 1 of Wonder Woman, and I can't wait to pick up the next one. 
 I admit the story arc is slow to start, which is weird because it has a lot of action and story. I suppose I was just confused because so much has changed with Wonder Woman's character. It took me awhile to swallow that pill and get used to it. 
 Wonder Woman's father is Zeus. She also seems to be a bit more hell-bent these days. Issue #1 sets the tone with Wonder Woman slicing the arm off of a centaur. I feel like the old Wonder Woman would have found a way to combat the centaurs without resorting to butchery. Although I do concede that the fight was kind of cool in a disgusting kind of way if not jarring. 
 All in all, I think we found a bloodier, snarkier Wonder Woman, but she still has her wit and tricks up her sleeve. The end of Issue #6 left me completely overjoyed when Wonder Woman tricks Hera so stealthily; I don't want to ruin it. 
 If you are reading this book, and you're not a fan of the artwork or changes made to Wonder Woman's character, I suggest to keep reading. The inclusion of all the Greek gods (who are incredibly well conceived by the way) and their intertwining story more than make up for it, but I suppose you would have to be a fan of mythology to enjoy that. Then again, if you're not a fan of mythology, why are you reading Wonder Woman?