To say this is one of the most visually stunning comics I've held in my hands in some time would be an understatement. But I can happily say that those were exceeded and shattered. I've not been too privy to his works thus far other than knowing he has an inimitable style and startlingly strong line work. I saw snippets of Phil Jimenez art for this before the issue even released. The sheer amount of plain effort to be seen within the pages of this book is alone a worthy mark of high regard, but it also shines in its execution. And even if you dont agree with that assessment, after having read this you'll see that its creators have made quite a hearty stake for that claim. This is one of the best issues of a comic I have read all year, if not the best. But in case those don't apply, I'll be the one of untold many to tell you do stop what you are doing and read this book. Im quite certain if you're reading this you have either already read the book, or you already plan to. But it certainly isn't sufficient to my tastes. That would be a sufficient response to reading a book like this as I have just done. I can't wait to read the next installment.

This entire book is a perfect display of creativity, imagination and why these myths are timeless. The feeling of rebellion permeates through the pages as we watch the creation of Themyscira and that's a credit to DeConnick for making the moment really resonate with the reader. Finally, DeConnick's story walked a perfect tightrope of letting the art shine while providing wonderful depth of story on what it means to be a woman in a man's world. just took everything to the next level too, particularly on the clay ja r pages, using bright reds to create a brilliant, violent contrast. The colors by the trio of Hi-Fi, Arif Prianto, and Romulo Fajardo Jr. This immediately goes to the top of the list for me next to Mike Huddleston on Decorum for best looking book of the year. The chilling metal suit and otherworldly movement of Hecate, the incredible detail and depth of space in Aphrodite's hair, and every single glorious peacock surrounding Hera were just some of the little things that gave me goosebumps. His work on the pantheon of gods is truly inspiring stuff. Phil Jimenez puts in a literal superstar performance on every single page of this book and I couldn't stop staring and flipping back through just to catch yet another small detail.

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