This book, along with Christopher J. Priest's Deathstroke and Batman, Volume 1: I Am Gotham, has got me to start reading DC Comics again after being turned off by the whole New 52-era. I tried reading some comics for it, but it was too off for me. While I know DC Universe: Rebirth is more of a focus/philosophical shift for the DC Universe, certain titles like Wonder Woman are getting an actual retcon/reset. 
 Greg Rucka was a very smart choice to relaunch this title on its 75th birthday as he had written the character from the late 1990s up to Infinite Crisis in 2006. I am currently going through post-Crisis on Infinite Earths-era Wonder Woman and have not gotten to Rucka's original run, but I am very much anticipating it based on what I have read in this and volume 2 so far. 
 This volume was serialized every other issue along with Wonder Woman, Volume 2: Year One which essentially replaced the New 52 origin of Diana with a streamlined version of George Perez's Wonder Woman, Vol. 1: Gods and Mortals origin. I will talk more on this when I review volume 2. This arc is setting up to be avery interesting one and it has me in good anticipation for what is to come as this storyline progresses.