Wonder Woman in the Fifties #[nn]
In "The Wonder Woman Story! [Part One]," Wonder Woman steps into a pivotal moment as Earth faces annihilation from Knelo’s Triple-Z Bomb, a threat sealed with a proclamation that demands surrender or destruction. With the JSA divided between those ready to yield and those preparing a daring counterattack, Black Canary rallies resistance while the team infiltrates the enemy’s ranks—only for the real danger to be revealed in a shocking twist. Written by John Broome and illustrated by Frank Giacoia, this dynamic tale blends wartime tension with the timeless heroism of the JSA, all rendered in bold, classic style. The cover, by Jenny Frison, captures the moment’s intensity with striking clarity.
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Knelo issues a proclamation, officially sealed, warning all Earthlings to surrender or be blown to pieces by the Triple-Z Bomb. As three real officials contemplate surrender, Black Canary tells them not to as the other JSA members are preparing to attack the Chameleons in disguise as them. Unknowing, Knelno sees them approach, and who suddenly doff their disguises as G.L. renders the Triple-Z Bomb harmless. Knelno's attempt to use the robots fail and the Chameleons are placed in the Skyblaster and shot into space, unable to return for 100 years. The JSA then returns to 1950 via a time tunnel.
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