Superman/Wonder Woman Vol. 2: War and Peace

Charles Soule

Mar 2015 · DC

About this ebook

The dust may have settled in Smallville after Superman's encounter with Doomsday, but the Man of Steel did not escape unscathed: infected by Doomsday's toxic virus, Superman is slowly turning into a greater threat to Earth than the alien monster ever was. Soon the plague that affected Clark Kent's hometown has spread to Metropolis, and the new "Super Doom" is leaving a path of destruction across the planet. Wonder Woman alone believes her partner can still be saved - will she be proven right, or will she be forced to do the unthinkable in order to save the world? Writer Charles Soule and artist Tony S. Daniel lead an all-star creative team in SUPERMAN/WONDER WOMAN: WAR AND PEACE, chronicling the world's most powerful couple as they face down Doomsday! Collects issues #8-12, SUPERMAN/WONDER WOMAN ANNUAL #1, WONDER WOMAN: FUTURES END #1 and SUPERMAN/WONDER WOMAN: FUTURES END #1.

Ratings and reviews

DC has done another great job at continuing the story line of Superman and Wonder Woman relationship. It's a great story-arc of two powerful Super-Beings who learn to communicate their feelings with humanity and their own place of freedom and obligation to mankind. Lois Lane or Lana Lane could never relate to Superman on his level and Steve Trevor could not relate to the complex nature of Diana Princess / Wonder Woman faces on a day to day struggle with mankind and super-villains. I seen Marvel relationships all the time, like Cyclopes and Jean Gray but its good that DC has been bold enough to explore the relationship. I have been a fan of the concept since Frank Miller introduced it in 1986 in the series The Dark Knight Returns.

After the Doomsday story the book just got weird and didn't make much sense after that. The wild plant story was just dumb and I could barely read the rest of the next story.

New 52 has ruined it bad ...Relationship between Superman and Wonder woman is good as friends they should compliment humanity not each other...otherwise what's the point

About the author

Based in Brooklyn, New York, Charles Soule is a writer of novels (graphic and otherwise), comics, screenplays and stories of all types. He plays the guitar fairly well and speaks at least one language. He has written SUPERMAN/WONDER WOMAN, SWAMP THING and RED LANTERNS for DC Comics.