Though the cover is complete crap, the book itself is not that bad. Is it on par with 'Paradise Lost'? No. The first story is rather silly--but its great stuff if you're a Wonder Woman fan...Circe appears again, with a male Cheetah. The concept of a male Cheetah is pretty hot [hat tip to Jimenez, and even though I tire of seeing Circe as a villain in WW comics--she really is the only one who could possibly get away with making a 'male Cheetah'!

The main bulk of the book is the 'Her Mother's Daughter' storyline; about Earth being dragged into a dimensional war with an alien race. ***SPOILERS***

Quite frankly, I was happy to see Hippolyte go. As a queen without a country, she came off as a bitter woman with little to do except 'be bitter'. Donning the suit and helping with the final battle, was a very noble way to take her out--despite the very uncool way she gave up her crown. I love the way the Amazons under Phillipus and Artemis were so battle ready and prepped for the fight--and of course, the whole connection between Diana and Darkseid [I only wish it played out without the inclusion of the Teen Titans].

We're then treated to another Circe story, which I hated. It was the typical tripe that makes me hate Circe stories--the only good point about the story was watching how the Amazons dealt with their island being destroyed again--after the last story 'Her Mother's Daughter', and seeing all the Earth female heroes and villains team up, to take out the male/animals and Circe. Not only that, we get to see male Cheetah again, and Superman cry like a toddler.

The last story is Paradise Found--and it's quite cool in a weird 'all is fixed' Hollywood sort of way. Themyscira is in the Bermuda Triangle, Phillipus and Artemis are in control of the two main city-states, the ghost of Hippolyte is happy, and Wonder Woman might have another shot at getting into Trevor Barnes pants. All is well in the world.