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vernip's review
4.0
Massively amazing crossover.
Quite interesting that they tie the timeless Amazon warrior into the origins of the Light Knight, since I know a fair amount of Diniverse people who ship them and it's...odd with the prospect she has known of him since he was a wee lad.
Quite interesting that they tie the timeless Amazon warrior into the origins of the Light Knight, since I know a fair amount of Diniverse people who ship them and it's...odd with the prospect she has known of him since he was a wee lad.
kryten4k's review
adventurous
lighthearted
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Plot
- Strong character development? No
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? No
3.75
ldyliberty's review
4.0
I've never been a fan of the Adam West TV series, so I haven't read any of the previous books; I picked this up for the Lynda Carter Wonder Woman. After reading it I'm going to have to go back and look up the previous volumes; this book was fun. I liked how they showed Batman getting older througout the three storylines, without following the same Frank Miller dystopia everyone seems to copy. And the bit with Catwoman's appearance changing to a different actress from the show for each storyline was a nice touch.
lrn_af62693's review
5.0
I loved this, if you're a fan of Batman '66 and Wonder Woman, it is a must read. I got the nostalgia of both shows and could hear Adam West, Lynda Carter, Yvonne Craig, and Burt Reynolds all in my head as I read this book. It was great to have an adventure with these two in someway. There are lots of little nods to other comic stories. Discowing, our three Catwomen, Batwoman... are just a few. It was well done. The art and story had me enthralled right away.
mohan_vee's review
5.0
"Batman '66 Meets Wonder Woman '77" is a fast paced campy mashup of the most infamous TV versions of theses two characters. The book follows the characters over more than three decades as they are drawn into the complex machinations of Ra's al Ghul. This book is very true to the original series and has all the camp and silliness that one would expect without ever becoming boring or predictable.
joeypajamas's review
4.0
This book is a heck of a lot of fun. Not as corney as the shows it's based upon but still full of marvelous adventure and one liners with great art, it's totally worth checking out.
birdmanseven's review
5.0
This was perfect. It captured the feel of both shows and yet went to places those shows would never have considered. I loved it. I want more.
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