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So far so good. 1980s Wonder Woman is quite different from the fetishy feminist from the early 1940s I’m used to. Dan Mishkin holds no hatred for Wonder Woman, so his work reads better than Robert Kanigher’s over-long stint following the death of William Moulton Marston. The content is good but nothing to write home about. I especially enjoy the art, done by Don Heck

So far the stories that really stick out to me as great and memorable are “The Boogeyman” (my favorite), “Battleground,” “Trucks,” and “The Ledge.” The rest are either good, or in the case of “Grey Matter,” boring and kind of stupid. I enjoy King’s process and his clear inspirations drawn from real world fears or shower thoughts

Green Lantern’s first Silver Age outing down. Hal Jordan is sort of a pest to Carol Ferris. His introduction in Showcase #22 has a few minor differences from what he will eventually be when he recieves his own ongoing comic book. Different symbol, a physical costume rather than one created by the ring, among others. It’s a good story