publication date: August 2019

pencil: Aaron Lopresti

story: Steve Orlando

inks: Matt Ryan

colors: Romulo Fajardo jr

Wonder Woman, returns to Dimension Chi, along with Atlantiade (winged daughter of Aphrodite) and Maggie (keeper of Antiope's sword).
In a long flashback, the Amazon tells her friends about the origins of the dimension created by Ippolita, her mother.
The queen of the Amazons has created an alternate dimension, in which an alternate version of her makes the opposite decisions to those made by her at Themyscira.
In fact, Empress Hippolyte never conceived a daughter from clay, instead creating an empire.
Queen Hippolyta and Diana, still a child, accidentally end up in the Chi dimension, where they are captured.
To gain her daughter's freedom, the queen challenges the empress.
During the challenge, the Amazons suffer the attack of Atomia, queen of a subatomic dimension attacked by the empress.
The queen fights alongside the empress, then both are saved by Diana, thus gaining freedom.
Since the Chi dimension was created by Hippolyta, Wonder Woman infers that her mother Hippolyta is still alive.
I like the style of Lopreste and the story is very reminiscent of the settings of ABC comics.

publication date: September 2019

pencil: Jesus Merino & Xermanico

story: Gwendoline Willow Wilson

colors: Romulo Fajardo jr

Wonder Woman explores Dimension Chi in search of her mother Hippolyta.
Instead, she finds the Empress Hippolyte, who attacks her.
Despite the help of Atlantia and Maggie, the empress has the best and drags them all with her into a bottomless cliff.
The three warriors magically find themselves in a meadow, surrounded by Antiope and the Amazons.
Antiope welcomes them with affection and informs them that Grail now commands Themyscira and holds Hippolyta prisoner.
The style of the new creative team is not at the same level as the previous one, but still appreciable.
The story is not yet judged, even if more space is given to action.