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It's a little overwhelming for any woman, even a Wonder Woman. When Swamp Thing and teammate Aquaman finally got her to calm down, and Aquaman asked what that was all about, Wondy explained that she's just been under a lot of stress lately: She's the current Greek God of War, she's acting Queen of the Amazons, she's Superman's girlfriend and she's on the Justice League. She then proceeded to scream accusations at him while punching whole chunks out of his body. So she did the most Wonder Woman-ly think she could think of, and ambushed him, almost flying kicking his head off. They split up into groups to investigate the scenes of the disasters or crimes or whatever, and Wonder Woman happened to see Swamp Thing standing nearby one.

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Cyborg called her and the rest of the Justice League up to their satellite headquarters, where he explained villages full of people have been suddenly disappearing, as if being swallowed up by the Earth instantly. In the previous issue, Wonder Woman took a shower to wash all the blood from her latest adventure off, while thinking about water. Anyone who is reading Wonder Woman monthly should have gotten to that terrible, terrible page by now anyone trade-waiting, you've been warned here, so don't try and make me feel bad if I spoil the ending for you in the course of this post. This post will obviously contain spoilers, well a spoiler, which is why I'm writing about it now, a few weeks after release. It was, quite literally, the last thing that should be included in a Wonder Woman comic set in the New 52, which was, you'll recall, created to streamline and simplify the DC Universe into a more welcoming place for new readers.

So, what's my excuse this month? The last page, which features a big reveal as a cliffhanger ending, a reveal so big that I may have released a strangled 'Oh no!' from my throat when I read it in disbelief.

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When Wonder Woman #36 was released last month, I struggled a bit with whether to bother reviewing it or not, and ultimately decided that the character was important enough that the debut of the new creative team on her main comic book series during a pretty critical time in the fictional character's history was a big enough deal to go ahead and do so, even though the book turned out to be every bit as awful as anyone familiar with that creative team assumed it would be.

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