2) I think this is maybe partly an apology to Sandra Bullock. Bear with me - I just recall another, less worthy actress smearing the idea of Sandra as WW because she was too old, or didn’t have the chest, or something. Then, like, two years later, I look at this review, and at that pic of Diana & Tom, and a movie title pops into my head: ‘Miss Congeniality 2″. You think maybe?

Oh, and “Reservoir Dogs.” But hey, is there any people-in-suits-and-sunglasses-walking-menacingly-towards-you-scene that ISN’T “Reservoir Dogs”?

Point 2: Diana being Greek does not mean she speaks Latin. Diana having previously spoken Latin means she speaks Latin, as she did during the Perez run (which, while Pre-IC, is Post-Crisis, and the whole cloth of that story is mostly intact from what I can see.) She is educated in several ancient languages, and was seen to speak to the Roman version of her Greek gods in Latin.

Um… Chris Jericho without the Lionsault would then be… um… Christian?

1. Last issue (the woman shelter issue) was not Jodi Picoult. I don’t remember who it was but I know it wasn’t her. This was her debut issue and has been ready for some time (witness the new issue shipping today). So she may not have known all the details about Heinberg’s run (not sure he does either) so I let a little of the overlap (Circe) slide. I think Picoult was brought on to give a new perspective on the Wonder Woman character and I thought she was successful with it so far. Not close to the job Rucka did, when WW was simply the best book on the shelf, but still ok for a new direction.

2. The real nitpick with the review: why does Diana being Greek mean she speaks Latin? I mean, I know Diana is the Roman name for the Goddess Artemis, but does that make Diana Roman and not Greek? Are they the Roman Amazons and not the Greek? Is it Heracles and not Hercules (or vice versa what eva) and stuff? Did she speak Latin in the past? What is up with that?

And Chris Jericho without the Lionsault is not Lenny Lane. Chris Jericho sucking on the mic makes him Lenny Lane. Or Rob Van Dam. Good on the mat, bad on the stick. The opposite of Hulk Hogan.