Mediocre, and hardly a decent introduction to myths, more a list of myths that were used in jla/wonder woman stories. And as usual in popular culture, they use one part of the myth, and present it as the whole story...
The book is okay if you like the DC Universe, not so great if you're looking for a kids intro to myths. ( )

This book was organized kind of like an encyclopedia or chapter book, and gave information and showed photos of various Greek mythology. The stories were brief, and easily understandable for students of any age, and there were many great photos of artifacts and statues that really contributed to the legends. However, I do feel like there could have been far more detail and "fact" within the writing -- it could have greatly enhanced the learning involved when reading. This book would be a good introduction to mythology for beginning readers! ( )

Uses Wonder Woman's relationships with the ancient Greek gods to talk about the Greek myths themselves. Wonder Woman narrates, and margin art explores her relationships with the Greek gods while the main text sticks to historical myths. Changes near the end of the book to also talk about the Hindu, Egyptian, and Native American myths as they relate to the Justice League of America.