Wonder Woman #750 Review: A New Wonder Woman’s Journey Begins

Writers: Steven Orlando, Gail Simone, Mariko Tamaki, Greg Rucka, Kami Garcia, Shannon & Dean Hale, Margurite Bennett, Vita Ayala, Scott Snyder / Artists: Jesus Merino, Colleen Doran, Elena Casagrande, Nicola Scott, Phil Hester, Riley Rossmo, Laura Braga, Amancay Nahuelpan, Bryan Hitch / DC Comics Wonder Woman is the last of the DC Trinity to reach her milestone issue count, but it certainly has received the same fanfare as Detective Comics #1000 and Action Comics #1000. And there is perhaps no better time for this particular comic considering how it’s heralding the new year that is 2020 and marking a beginning for Diana, Princess of Themyscria. The Wild Hunt Wonder Woman #750 opens immediately with the conclusion of “The Wild Hunt” arc found in Wonder Woman #82 and #83, and in many ways poetically represents the new world order with the return to legacy numbering. Orlando and Merino do not disappoint with the epic conclusion of the arc, staging the future of the character and setting up the milestone issue. Cheetah, who has been armed with the Godkiller and other iconic equipment from the Amazonian Armory, has been literally raging against the heavens, attempting to strike down all of the gods in an attempt to free Diana from their influence. All of the rampage has finally drawn both the Silencer and Hera to Boston. The conclusion to “The Wild Hunt” starts with Wonder Woman looking at her friend engaged in combat with her god, and telling Silencer that even after all the …