DC Graphic Novels for Kids Sneak Peeks: Diana: Princess of the Amazons (2020-) #1

Diana: Princess of the Amazons #1 preview

by Dean Hale, Shannon Hale, Victoria Ying (Penciller)

Eleven-year-old Diana leads an idyllic life on the island of Themyscira. Cut off from the rest of the world, she's beginning to feel a little alone. Though she has a loving mother and many "aunties," she is an only child. In fact, she's the only child on the entire island! After an escapade goes wrong, Diana gets in trouble for not living up to the Amazonian standard. She just can't seem to measure up no matter what she does. Every other person on the island is an adult proficient in their trade and mighty in body, while she is gangly, sometimes clumsy, and not particularly good at anything. She's not Wonder Woman...yet, anyway. What Diana needs is a friend; someone her own age whom she can talk to. But when she decides to take matters into her own hands, she encounters the unexpected! From New York Times bestselling authors Shannon Hale (Princess Academy) and Dean Hale and artist Victoria Ying comes a heartfelt story about making mistakes, learning the hard way, and growing up to become a hero.

Genres: Comics, Superheroes, Fiction, Ebooks, Graphic Novels, Wonder Woman, Dc Comics

8 pages, Kindle Edition

Published May 19, 2020

About the author

Dean Hale is the first-time author of Rapunzel's Revenge, published by Bloomsbury in October 2008. He is married to children's author Shannon Hale.

Reviews

[Ankit Saxena · Rating 3 out of 5]

Should be more stretched

Every such mags should be atleast made to the point where it depict more mystery to the series. Just this much as in this one is not enough. I really liked this character from DC, that's why having better expectations while reading any sort of Literature/comics/mags/etc. Could be having bit more pages.

[Christine · Rating 3 out of 5]

The idea is interesting. The full story might be worth a read.

[im_just_vidu · Rating 3 out of 5]

Too short

Actually I can't review this book by this. This is too short for a book. More like a flyer. It was only 8 pages. There's nothing to review or give compliment.
Anyhow I like the art style. And it looks like a cute story. It makes me curious and wanna read the rest of the story. The only thing is it isn't enough for me to give a compliment or bad review. I'm neutral about this.

[Dan · Rating 4 out of 5]

As she roams the beach, Diana is pensive.

She’s extremely solitary. While she has the animals of the island as confidants and playmates, it’s just not the same as having another child around to interact with.

Diana works with clay in the wet sand.

She wishes, she prays, and she waits.

But it’s all to no avail.

Later on, though, Diana hears unfamiliar noises in the forest…

Straightforward. Good artwork. Easy to follow.

[DOUGLAS J BERRY · Rating 5 out of 5]

Tales of diana at 11 years old.

Good color artwork. Dc comics freebie. 8 pages. This would be easier to review if it was 32 pages. Diana has adventures in themiscara. One of which involves making a magical friend.

[Nathaniel Dykstra · Rating 2 out of 5]

For a preview, this is horrendous. You don't even get a basic premise off if this. It is comparable to a 20 page comic with 17 if the pages ripped out.

[Andrew Heath · Rating 4 out of 5]

Short introduction

This is short introduction to the Diana Princess Graphic Novels. A seek peek into the story to make you want to read more.

[Liberty Metz · Rating 3 out of 5]

It was okay

[Allie · Rating 3 out of 5]

This book was defiantly good beat defiantly for little kids! But it was a quick read!