That would be a nice twist if it works out that way.

I guess I'm one of the lucky/clueless without much history with Nemesis, so I don't have a guideline as to his character and history.

That would be nice Rokk, but more than likely too obvious for today's writers. That has Silver Age written all over it and thus would be cool!

Greek Mitology is the best thing after Super Heroes.

Wonder Woman should be the place to see this old gods trying to get ack to "control" humanity in some way and Wonder Woman must be the link who save all.

Wonder Woman is inmortal. they should mix all the Wonder Womans in one. and Wonder Woman must the book when we see Superheroes sinse the Golden Age to know.

the Perez and Byrne times must come back, is bether than this new style.

I hope you are right, but my gut tells me otherwise (though that could just be my lunch fighting back...)

Hey now, he got Circe to wrap her lasso around him and do a little role-playing, and THEN he gets chained up in a museum, to have her wrap her arm and leg around him. It can't be ALL bad.

Perhaps the reason Nemesis and Diana are acting so weird is because Circe cast a spell on them.

No, it is simply because we are dealing with a new writer who never wrote comic before this, said in interviews that she wasn't familiar at all with Wonder Woman when she got the job, and obviously didn't do her homework.

At least she hasn't called Diana an "Amazonian-American" yet *looks in Hudlin's direction*

Possibly because she doesn't know Diana is an Amazon...

As someone else mentioned, it bothers me that Diana is written as not knowing anything about normal, everyday life (credit cards, subway, etc). She's been living on Earth for a long, long time now, not to mention she is pretty intelligent.

I'd have to say the best written Wonder Woman in recent times, though it did have its flaws, was Greg Rucka's one. I thought he did a very good job, though, with only a few slip-ups in my book, and also with a really unsatisfying ending. With the ending, however, I'm not sure how much freedom he had since everything had to tie into Infinite Crisis at the time.

Well, as one of the main architects of the events for Infinite Crisis he'd have himself to blame if it interferred with his work.