DC Comics and Trial Of The Amazons: Wonder Girl #2 Spoilers and Review follows.
The Killer Unmasked In Penultimate Event Chapter?!
The main cover above penciled by Joelle Jones connects with the main cover from the first issue.
Even the black and white version is gorgeous.
Issue #2 also has a variant cover by Babs Tarr.
The seven part Trial of the Amazons event so far.
- Part 1 – Wonder Woman: Trial of the Amazons #1 (of 2) (spoilers here).
- Part 2 – Nubia and the Amazons #6 (of 6) (spoilers here).
- Part 3 – Wonder Woman #785 (spoilers here).
- Part 4 – Trial of the Amazons: Wonder Girl #1 (of 2) (spoilers here).
- Part 5 – Wonder Woman #786 (spoilers here).
- Part 6 – Trial of the Amazons: Wonder Girl #2 (of 2) (this issue).
- Part 7 – Trial of the Amazons #2 (of 2) (in stores April 26, 2022).
The promise of Trial of the Amazons part 6 can be gleaned from its solicitation.
TRIAL OF THE AMAZONS: WONDER GIRL #2
Written by JOËLLE JONES
Art and cover by JOËLLE JONES
Variant cover by BABS TARR
$3.99 US | 32 pages | 2 of 2
Variant $4.99 US (card stock)
ON SALE 4/19/22“Trial of the Amazons” part six! Cassie Sandsmark has discovered the culprit and is shocked to learn it is one of their own. Justice must be served, but as tradition dictates, nothing can interrupt the trial once under way. Now it’s up to the Esquecida and their headstrong leader, Yara Flor, to take a stand for what is right. The future of the Amazons depends on it!
INTERLOCKING MAIN COVERS TO COMMEMORATE THIS BIG MOMENT IN WONDER GIRL HISTORY!
We finally learn who Hippolyta’s killer is and this reveal WAS have been spoiled with the new series that spins out of this event over the summer.
Former Wonder Woman Artemis killed Wonder Woman’s mother for reasons yet to be revealed.
However, that tension is interrupted…
…by news of the palace’s collapse as…
…Doom’s Doorway seemingly begins to open?!
Here’s the Trial of the Amazons checklist for you.
The Pulse:
Joelle Jones has proven herself for years as an amazing artist arguably in the upper echelon of those in today’s industry and part of the greatest of all-time or “Mount Rushmore” lists in my opinion. Through her Wonder Girl work, and other recent mainstream writing gigs, she also proven herself as a capable writer. Working on these event tie-ins can be difficult creatively. Like the previous chapters the transitions from one issue to another is not seamless. However, this issue was a visual feast which saw the energy wane as the issue progressed. The first half of the book crackled with energy on the art-side while the last few pages did not. Overall a mixed issue of a mixed event. 6.5 out of 10.
