Wonder Woman Dead Earth | An Epic by Daniel Warren Johnson

On today's episode , I (Ryan) talk about another of my favorite books of 2020, Wonder Woman Dead Earth!
This DC Black Label title showcases a Wonder Woman unlike any you've seen before. Daniel Warren Johnson writes/illustrates a post-apocalyptic world full of monsters and battles unlike any that have ever graced a DC comic. A must own for ANY comic fan!
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[@sgauden02]

I liked this comic book a lot. One thing I wish they'd done however, was put more emphasis on Wonder Woman's, and the Amazons' guilt over the fact that the apocalypse was their fault rather than humanity's. Diana's mother kept saying how humanity didn't deserve them, but in a twist of irony, it was actually the Amazons who actually caused the war that ultimately ended the world. Humanity only launched the nukes at Themyscira in an act of desperation because they were on the verge of losing the war against the Amazons, who were refusing to make peace. This in turned caused Wonder Woman to go berserk, and kill Superman, destroying the world in the process. Consumed by guilt, Wonder Woman would be forced to admit that the Amazons weren't any different than humanity, and that she herself wasn't the perfect champion that she'd always thought she was. Wonder Woman's problem wouldn't be the question of whether humanity deserved her, but whether SHE deserved THEM.

[@garciaandythethird]

I just found out about Daniel warren, through the transformer books. I can't believe the art and the action in the books. So I started looking them up and I found the Wonder woman dead Earth.

[@Idkmanlemmeedit]

Felt real bad for superman In this comic. Glad he kept his heart of gold and had the robot help her after.