The best version of Wonder Woman

Straczynski has passed with flying colors the challenge of putting up to date (ie the twenty-first century) heroin the most popular in the world, but also the aging. I totally agree with his afterword in the book, regarding the urgent need to modernize Wonder Woman has the tendency to become too "Porsche really cool that people keep in their garage because they are afraid of scratch instead of going to the drive at full speed. " His bias, bold, to make it a high orphan in the contemporary urban world through a diaspora of Amazons who have survived the carnage of Paradise Island in another "over time" is really ideal for take a fresh look at Diana while keeping in mind the heroine not very funny in combat swimsuit we all know for years. Fans of the first hour will find a number of references to his past incarnations, and new readers will easily become familiar with this character both new and legendary. Because fundamentally, Diana remained the same: loving justice, having a high opinion of human potential, strong and independent. It is simply more in tune with the times since she grew up. That is, unlike the previous stories, her habit heritage she has to learn.
His new suit is, in my opinion, the best she has ever had: a black leggings with integrated boots decorated with metal strips, a red bustier decorated with a belt and a thick neck and gold appear where eagle and double W features of Wonder Woman, engraved bracelets a stylized W fixed on red mittens, a fed-neck leather, a thinner front tiara, gold and decorated with a red star, and especially (the best idea), a leather jacket with padded shoulders which gives him a total very urban look. While I absolutely love the current look "new 52" who traded gold traditional costume for the money, and that changed the swimsuit boxer, we must admit that there is still so little credibility in twenty-first century world, and impractical enough for a fighter (who would dare stripper and her legs ??). The radical change desired by Straczynski, originally invented by Jim Lee (yes!), Did not have to please the fans as the "new 52" was quickly replaced in 2011. What a pity! I would have liked more adventures with this costume. The drawing of Don Kramer is exceptional: Wonder Woman is more determined than ever, while remaining feminine and beautiful and sometimes fragile. Human after all. Kramer is sometimes replaced in the pages by Eduardo Pansica whose style is very similar, but a little tough.
This two-volume history is in my opinion a must-have for all fans of Wonder Woman, and excellent gateway for novices in the field.