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[quote_simple]”You come to my party, You gon’ meet my army // A room full of girls and we acting real rowdy”- Princess Nokia[/quote_simple] Writer: Kevin Grevioux / Artist: Ryan Benjamin /DC Comics All I’m saying is, a story about the Amazons years prior to Diana becoming Wonder Woman is what the fandom’s been needing for the longest. We got Black Amazons and women of color popping off in this book too?! Say word is Hera. This is a series that is long overdue. We know the Amazons are the original warriors from Themyscira instead of Coney Island, but what we haven’t always gotten was much of their history that doesn’t revolve around Wonder Woman’s involvement. We’re now getting the lore behind these warriors expanded on within a six-issue miniseries and I’m all about that life. Kevin Grevioux is the writer on this series and has us first meet these Amazons on the battlefield of a (fictional) African country Zhu’Kara, helping out their allies against an invading horde of O’Kungans. What better way to get familiar with a new cast than seeing them throwing hands in the flame emoji of battle? We got Amazons fighting back to back, crossing soldiers over and one busting out the Bushido blade so you know it’s real. Off the strength, we can tell that these Amazons come from different corners of the earth before we’re introduced to their leader, Hessia.
*Makes a disgusted face that rappers make when they hear a hard ass beat. Follows up with a small growl* Grhmmmmm. Look at god flouri…
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