Source: insidepulse.com

3. Wonder Woman

Greg Rucka’s Wonder Woman run is one of those legendary DC Comics could-have-beens. Rebirth gave him the chance to re-do things, and he nailed it.

Oh, and being partnered with Liam Sharp and Nicola Scott? Yes, please, Mr. DC Comics! More please, Mr. DC Comics! God Almighty (or Gods, rather), this book is pretty.

Wonder Woman’s origin has always been complicated, and the one-two punch of The Lies and Year One tries to resolve that. And damn, do they go a long way! However, if you’re going to read these, it’s my rec that you buy both trades together and alternate between the two, so you can read the issues in release order. Reading them in the trade order keeps the arcs organized, but I personally felt that I was missing information and context while reading The Lies that I didn’t get until Year One. Also, the trade order makes Year One feel a bit like a tangent, when it’s a pivotal part of the story.

But again, this is one of the best Wonder Woman runs I’ve read, and it’s well worth a spot on your shelf.