It seems like it’s going to be wrapped up nicely in a little bow and then the ending comes and punches you in the junk. The Fix #3 plays out almost like a one-shot, a little side story that is funny and depressing all at once. A bleak, sad place-I can tell you that much. Nick Spencer and Steve Lieber have found such a unique and genuinely hilarious voice in this book, it’s hard to remember what the world was like before it was in our lives. You have it in your mind? Good, now push it aside, because The Fix is better. Think of the series that changed the way you thought about comics, the series that truly touched you and made you a better person. I don’t want to oversell this, but The Fix is the best comic book series ever. We can’t wait to see where this one goes.

Add in some solid line work from Matthew Clark and a handful of truly stunning pages from Liam Sharp and you have a must-buy comic. Any time Rucka scripts a series, you know you best pay attention, so Wonder Woman: Rebirth is already in a win. They literally punch the past in the face- yes, literally! They make Wonder Woman punch it-and embrace change and rebirth. If you’ve never read a Wonder Woman series before, the creative team makes it very clear that you can start here and be fine. Sure, her series floundered a bit recently, but there’s a bright new course being charted under the direction of Greg Rucka, Matthew Clark, and Liam Sharp. She got potential in every inch of her being. She’s a kick-butt character that can be used in your standard superhero fare as well as in epic sword-and-sandal adventures.

Wonder Woman is one of DC’s greatest assets. Art By: Matthew Clark, Sean Parsons, and Liam SharpĬolors By: Jeremy Colwell and Laura Martin

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