Written by Allan Heinberg, art and cover by Terry Dodson and Rachel Dodson
The shocks continue as Wonder Girl confronts the all-new Wonder Woman, challenging the position she's assumed in the DCU. But their battle of wills is cut short when the titanic Giganta arrives on the scene, taking New York City hostage and forcing Wonder Woman to make a decision that could end her new career before it's even begun.
BONUS REVIEW by DAL BUSH
Oh, Allan Heinberg. You take over a book that was just hitting its peak with former writer Greg Rucka, relaunch it, then during the huge wait between issues one and two you announce your imminent departure. Allan... I CAN'T STAY MAD AT YOU! Not when Wonder Woman #2 is so dang good! Better than the first issue, this title continues to get almost everything right, with the glaring exception of "Diana Prince, Secret Agent". I mean, NO ONE notices she's Wonder Woman? It's not the same as Superman's cover, Allan! He never called himself "Clark" in public for 10 years! SHE DOESN'T EVEN CHANGE HER FIRST NAME AND SHE WORKS WITH SPIES! Otherwise, 8 Grahams.
