Wonder Woman is great not because of her powers, which easily mimic those of Superman, but because of her womanhood and how she makes a difference by being true, faithful, kind and caring. There are three arcs in this book: the first is acrossover with Batman that is classic campy fun. The next one deals with the complacency derived of not pating attention to what is important, and is the nuclei of the story. This one is more profound in its implications, but feels rushed. The final one is a Teen Titans tale on which Robin helps Donna Troy to find her real family, and is just mindblowing.