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The idea to talk comicdom's finest and slowest artists into illustrating two-page origin tales in DC's weekly 52 series is a brilliant idea. Having Adam Hughes draw this dynamic view of Wonder Woman flying through the sky and nearly spilling out of her décolletage really puts a yin in man's yang. Is it worth $2.50? I think so. Something worthwhile actually happens in this issue. Black Adam has seen the light in Adrianna Tomaz (the woman who spit in his face a couple chapters ago) and has decided to turn her into the modern incarnation of Isis. The only barrier is, he needs Shazam's approval, and the old wizard has been replaced by Billy Batson. Billy's been driven batty by the Seven Sins in his head, especially that demon called Lust. Adrianna does become Isis, but we'll have to wait to see if power corrupts as Adam mentioned--the look on Isis' face on the last page suggests that it does.
Meanwhile, we have to dream about All Star Wonder Woman by Adam Hughes. Panel after panel of silicone breasts, perfect glutes, and powerful thighs. Better than any issue of Playboy! Nuff said.
