I'm a well read grad student who's bluntly honest about all things, although I try to be most honest about myself.
This is between storylines and it's fantastic. It's letters and diary entries about Diana, told from multiple points of view. It's nice to see how other people think of her; they all think highly of her, and from everything they say, Diana has given them every reason to think so of her.
She is amazing, beautiful and kind hearted, and I love her more with each issue. Getting to see her through the eyes of her friends and the people who have spent the most time with her was amazing. Even though there wasn't much action - one of my big complaints in some recent issues that were sort of filler issues - this had so much heart, so much character development, that it felt like there was much more going on than there was at the surface level.
He slowly builds up who Diana is, and who she is to each of the women in her life, and it's a beautiful unfolding. It shows how her physical beauty pales in comparison to her innocence, her wonder at the world, and how much she wants to share that wonder with the rest of humanity.
I'm in awe. I'm also thinking that I might not bother reading past Perez. He's done more with her in eight issues that I can imagine most writers doing with her in eight hundred.
I would highly suggest starting Wonder Woman here - and possibly reading more after this. But for now, I'm going to finish his run and at least take a break. Anything I read immediately after? I will be incredibly harsh on it because I imagine it will not live up to this.