Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Wonder Woman has completely lost the plot—and Wonder Woman #32 proves it. Tom King skips the story and goes straight to the ending.
Tom King’s Wonder Woman run reaches a new low with “Wonder War” as the story throws readers into a future where everything has already happened without showing how. A brand-new villain controls the world, heroes and villains are already beaten, and none of it is earned on the page. Instead of building to this moment, the comic relies on narration, disjointed scenes, and dialogue that never lands.
This video breaks down why Wonder Woman #32 (Wonder War Part 2) fails from top to bottom—from the lack of setup and inconsistent character writing to the way DC’s entire roster is used to prop up a villain nobody is invested in. Even with strong art from Daniel Sampere, the story never comes together, making this one of the weakest Wonder Woman issues in years.
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Covered in this Video
* Wonder Woman #32 “Wonder War” breakdown
* Why the story skips key plot development
* The Matriarch and her sudden rise to power
* Confusing dialogue and narration issues
* How DC’s heroes and villains are misused
* Problems with Tom King’s storytelling approach
* Why the future timeline doesn’t work
* Daniel Sampere’s art vs the story being told
* Final review and score
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Wonder Woman has completely lost the plot—and Wonder Woman #32 proves it. Tom King skips the story and goes straight to the ending.
Tom King’s Wonder Woman run reaches a new low with “Wonder War” as the story throws readers into a future where everything has already happened without showing how. A brand-new villain controls the world, heroes and villains are already beaten, and none of it is earned on the page. Instead of building to this moment, the comic relies on narration, disjointed scenes, and dialogue that never lands.
This video breaks down why Wonder Woman #32 (Wonder War Part 2) fails from top to bottom—from the lack of setup and inconsistent character writing to the way DC’s entire roster is used to prop up a villain nobody is invested in. Even with strong art from Daniel Sampere, the story never comes together, making this one of the weakest Wonder Woman issues in years.
Big thanks to The 616 Comics — the #1 producer-retailer in the comic book industry. Use code THINKINGCRITICAL at checkout for 10% OFF their exclusive variant covers on their site or app: 🔗 the616comics.com
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Covered in this Video
* Wonder Woman #32 “Wonder War” breakdown
* Why the story skips key plot development
* The Matriarch and her sudden rise to power
* Confusing dialogue and narration issues
* How DC’s heroes and villains are misused
* Problems with Tom King’s storytelling approach
* Why the future timeline doesn’t work
* Daniel Sampere’s art vs the story being told
* Final review and score
Follow the Channel
📱 TikTok: tiktok.com/@thinking_critical
📸 Instagram: instagram.com/thinkingcrit
📘 Facebook Group: facebook.com/groups/1368359010382132
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Contact Wes
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📧 Email: wesdigscomic@gmail.com
🔊 Automatic Dubbing Disclaimer
This video includes YouTube’s automatic dubbing feature for non-English speakers. Translations may contain minor errors and do not always reflect tone or expression. You can switch back to the original English track in the settings if needed.
