I have a lot of love for this era of DC, when they were rebooting the universe and characters post-Crisis. I do remember thinking that these were a little slow moving, but flipping through them now, I see that Pérez’s work in them is incredible, and I’m looking forward to giving them a proper chance. I’ve read some random issues from this run, whenever it tied in to events or featured characters I was interested in. During the brief span of time where shops were open, I picked up the first three volumes of Wonder Woman, and now it’s time to dig in. But, with age comes wisdom.Īt the start of the pandemic, I read the first nine volumes of the Marv Wolfman/George Pérez New Teen Titans run, and that got me thinking about checking out Pérez’s Wonder Woman.
Prior to that, I’d often found his work a little staid and boring, and I think I blame the few issues of his Wonder Woman run in the 80s that I read.
Spoilers from thirty-three to thirty-four years agoĪs a kid, I didn’t really appreciate George Pérez until he started working with Kurt Busiek on the Avengers in the 90s. Written by Greg Potter (#1-2), George Pérez (#8)Ĭoloured by Tatjana Wood (#1-9), Carl Gafford (#10-14)
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