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Wonder Woman: The Golden Age Omnibus #3

Jan 2019 · DC · 125.00 USD; 163.00 CAD
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This third volume in DC's Golden Age Omnibus series collects Wonder Woman stories from the late 1940s, featuring the Amazon Princess's adventures as written by William Moulton Marston and later Robert Kanigher, with art by H.G. Peter. It reprints issues from Sensation Comics, Wonder Woman, and Comic Cavalcade, showcasing the character's evolution in the post-war era with her classic rogues and supporting cast.

Contains 60 stories
The Mystery of Lake Iceberg
12 pp · Superhero
Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]General DarnellSteve TrevorEtta Candythe Holliday GirlsStaunton Staunch (aircraft company owner, introduction)Lorraine Staunch Staunton's daughter, introduction)Zavia (villain, introduction)Zavia's gang of kidnappers (villains, introduction for all)

In "The Mystery of Lake Iceberg," Wonder Woman races to save Lorraine Staunch after her abduction at a snowy ski resort, with Steve Trevor and General Darnell counting on her to stop a growing threat. When Etta Candy and the Holliday Girls vanish next, Diana must navigate treacherous terrain and a sudden avalanche—just as Zavia and her gang of kidnappers reveal their sinister plans beneath the frozen lake.

The Case of the Girl in Braces
12 pp · Superhero
Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]Steve TrevorPaula Von GuntherMargo Vandergilt (introduction)Etta Candythe Holliday GirlsCaptain Blank (introduction)Colonel Jack Harvey (introduction)"Ears Fellock" (villain, introduction)Fellock's blackmail gang (villains, introduction for all)Corine (villain, gun moll, double of Margo Vandergilt, introduction)

When Steve Trevor's romantic interest in Margo Vandergilt takes a dangerous turn, Wonder Woman must unravel a web of deception as the Fellock gang uses her double, Corine, to infiltrate high-level military circles. With Steve trapped and the Holliday Girls caught in the crossfire, Diana Prince races to expose a conspiracy that’s far more twisted than a simple romance gone wrong.

The Crime of Boss Brekel!
12 pp · Superhero
Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]Steve TrevorEtta Candythe Holliday GirlsBoss Brekel [as Speed Ferret] (villain, introduction)Brekel's gang [Louie the LugSpud] (villains, counterfeiters, introduction for all)

Wonder Woman teams up with the mysterious Speed Ferret—Steve Trevor’s rival and a man claiming to be a federal agent—after he saves Etta Candy from a sniper. Together, they pursue a gang of counterfeiters led by Boss Brekel, but as the trail leads deeper into the city’s underbelly, Wonder Woman begins to question whether Ferret’s loyalty is as genuine as he claims.

[In Pluto's Kingdom, Part 1] The Secret of the Dark Planet!
14 pp · Superhero
Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]Steve TrevorGeneral DarnellEtta Candythe Holliday Girls [Lorrierest unnamed]the AmazonsQueen HippolyteAphrodite (goddess)Persephone (introduction, flashback)Dean SourpussKing Pluto (villain, mythological king of the underworld, introduction)Pluto's minions (villains, introduction for all)

In "The Secret of the Dark Planet!", Wonder Woman and the Holliday girls journey to Pluto’s kingdom after one of their own is taken by King Pluto, the mythological ruler of the underworld. There, they face his shadowy minions and a chilling scheme to drain the life and color from the world’s brightest souls—beginning with the girls and threatening to consume Wonder Woman herself.

[In Pluto's Kingdom, Part 2] The River of Liquid Fire
11 pp · Superhero
Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]Etta Candythe Holliday Girls [Lorrierest unnamed]King Pluto (villain)

In the scorching depths of Pluto’s realm, Wonder Woman and her allies—Etta Candy and the Holliday Girls—push through the River of Liquid Fire, battling relentless underworld forces to reclaim their stolen bodies. As King Pluto vanishes into the shadows, a chilling threat looms: his escape means war is coming to Earth.

[In Pluto's Kingdom, Part 3] King Pluto's Revenge
11 pp · Superhero
Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]General DarnellSteve TrevorAphroditeEtta Candythe Holliday Girls [Lorrierest unnamed]Paula von GuntherSteve's secretary (unnamed, introduction)Ebony (Pluto's horse)King Pluto (villain)

In "King Pluto's Revenge," Wonder Woman races to save Steve Trevor from the clutches of King Pluto, who has seized him and demands a powerful dynamo to illuminate his shadowed realm—threatening to let the captured Holliday Girls perish in the dark. With the fate of her friends and Steve hanging in the balance, Diana must navigate Pluto’s twisted kingdom, where light and darkness are weapons, and every step could be her last.

The Severed Bracelets
13 pp · Superhero
Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]Steve TrevorGeneral DarnellEtta Candythe Holiday Girlsthe AmazonsMalaAphroditeWanta Wynn (villain, introduction, reforms)

When a young Holiday College basketball player is rescued by Wonder Woman, she’s brought to Paradise Island to train with the Amazons and receive the legendary bracelets of submission. After returning to Man’s World, she swaps her bracelets for a lighter pair—and begins stealing classified government secrets from a secure vault. With Steve Trevor and General Darnell on the case, and Etta Candy at her side, the truth behind the thefts unravels into a mystery that tests loyalty, identity, and the cost of power.

The Brand of Madness
12 pp · Superhero
Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]General DarnellSteve TrevorSusan Tardeethe Holliday GirlsEtta CandyMeg Sourpuss (Dean of Holliday College)Professor Chemico (chemist, introduction)Dr. Big (the Surgeon General, introduction)Professor Toxino (villain, introduction)

When Professor Toxino's "all-cure" drug is rejected by the Surgeon General, he retaliates by unleashing a swarm of red-winged flies whose bites drive victims into violent madness. With the city on edge and the Holliday Girls in danger, Wonder Woman, Steve Trevor, and Etta Candy must unravel the scientist's twisted plan before the madness spreads further.

Case of the Valiant Dog
12 pp · Superhero
Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]Rex (a dog, introduction)General DarnellSteve TrevorMiss Ryan (a secretary, introduction)Sandy Nolan (Rex's owner, introduction), Sandy's parentsgroup of gangsters [Joerest unnamed] (villains, introduction for all) (introduction for both)

In "Case of the Valiant Dog," Wonder Woman [Diana Prince] steps in when a dog named Rex intervenes during a gangster raid on General Darnell’s office, leading to a tense standoff with the police. As she investigates, she uncovers a surprising link between the dog’s loyalty and a missing man—Sandy Nolan’s father—now working for the gangsters under a cloud of amnesia, with Steve Trevor, Miss Ryan, and Sandy’s parents caught in the web.

The Winds of Time [Part 1]
14 pp · Superhero
Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]Steve TrevorEtta Candy [as Fulvia]the Holliday GirlsPaula von GuntherDr. Lana Kurree [aka Serviliaaka Prue] (chemist, introduction)Mr. Kurree [aka Senator Lantulusaka Daniel Beene] (Lana's father, introduction)Tribune Lamercus (villain, a Roman racketeer, introduction)Carl Ambishun [aka Calvusaka Siles Sneek] (villain, Lana's fiancee, introduction) introduction)Dictator Sulla (villain, introduction)

In "The Winds of Time [Part 1]," Wonder Woman and Steve Trevor race across centuries to aid Dr. Lana Kurree, a brilliant chemist whose groundbreaking cure for cancer has gone tragically wrong—sending her spiraling through time to ancient Rome. There, she must confront the dangerous web of deception spun by her past-life fiancé, Carl Ambishun, while navigating the treacherous schemes of a Roman racketeer and a fanatical dictator, all as the fate of two eras hangs in the balance.

[The Winds of Time, Part 2] The Redskins' Revenge
11 pp · Superhero
Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]Etta Candy [as Matilda Gumdrop]the Holliday Girls [as the Gumdrop Dance Hall Terpsichoreans]Dr. Lana Kurree [aka Prudence]Paula von GuntherSteve TrevorDean Picklepuss [Sourpuss]Queen HippolyteMr. Kurree [aka Daniel Beene]a tribe of Indians [Chief Greatheartothers unnamed] (introduction for all)Carl Ambishun [aka Silas Sneek] (villain)

In "The Winds of Time, Part 2: The Redskins' Revenge," Wonder Woman and Steve Trevor race through the Old West to stop Silas Sneek from swindling a tribe of Native Americans, led by Chief Greatheart, while uncovering a conspiracy tied to Daniel Beene and the enigmatic Dr. Lana Kurree. With the Holliday Girls—now the Gumdrop Dance Hall Terpsichoreans—caught in the crossfire and Etta Candy playing a surprising role as Matilda Gumdrop, the stakes rise as ancient wrongs and modern deceit collide.

[The Winds of Time, Part 3] Subterranean Death
11 pp · Superhero
Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]General DarnellDean Picklepuss [Sourpuss]Steve TrevorPaula von GuntherEtta Candythe Holliday GirlsDr. Lana KurreeCarl Ambishun (villain)

In "The Winds of Time, Part 3: Subterranean Death," Wonder Woman races to clear Dr. Lana Kurree’s name when Carl Ambishun frames her for murder and traps Diana, Steve Trevor, and the Holliday Girls in a deadly underground labyrinth. With time running out and the truth buried beneath layers of deception, Wonder Woman must outwit a cunning foe who’s turned science and suspense into a weapon.

Flaming Fury
13 pp · Superhero
Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]Steve TrevorEtta Candythe Holliday GirlsNancy Reardon (introduction)Nancy's father (introduction)Tony Page (a reporter, introduction)Uriah Skinflint (villain, introduction)Skinflint's gang [Triggerrest unnamed] (villains, introduction for all)Sheriff Sam Stronge (villain, county Sheriff, Nancy's fiance, introduction)

In "Flaming Fury," Wonder Woman investigates a string of suspicious forest fires on Nancy Reardon’s land, uncovering a dangerous conspiracy tied to her fiancé, Sheriff Sam Stronge, and a rival landowner. As tensions rise, Wonder Woman must navigate lies, loyalty, and a growing threat from Skinflint’s gang, all while protecting Nancy and the Holliday Girls from unseen flames.

The Treachery of Fiendo
12 pp · Superhero
Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]Steve TrevorGeneral DarnellEtta Candythe Holliday GirlsGeneral DarnellThe President [Franklin D. Roosevelt]The President's Cabinet (introduction for all)Betsy (a young child, introduction)Dr. Fiendo [aka Premier of Peace] (villain, introduction)Fiendo's Peace Police (villains, introduction for all)

In "The Treachery of Fiendo," Wonder Woman must confront a seemingly benevolent scientist, Dr. Fiendo—now the Premier of Peace—whose peacekeeping regime masks a dangerous conspiracy. With Steve Trevor, Etta Candy, and the Holliday Girls at her side, Diana races to expose Fiendo’s lies before his Peace Police dismantle democracy and silence dissent.

The Bughuman Plague
12 pp · Superhero
Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]Hippolyte (cameo in flashback)the Amazons [Kathrarest unnamed] (cameo in flashback)Paula Von GuntherGerta Von GuntherSteve TrevorEtta Candythe Holliday GirlsProfessor Buggo (villain, introduction)Bughumans (villains, introduction for all)

When Gerta Von Gunther unleashes a horde of monstrous bughumans she's artificially grown, Wonder Woman must race to free her captured sister and stop the tiny tyrants from shrinking humanity to extinction—before the world itself is reduced to a toy.

[Part 1] The Return from the Dead
14 pp · Superhero
Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]Steve TrevorGeneral DarnellEtta Candythe Holliday GirlsDr. Cerebrum (inventor, introduction)Dr. Fixit (introduction)a group of reporters (introduction for all)prison warden (introduction)Dr. Psycho [also as Wonder Womanaka Tinhornaka General Nemesis] (villain)

In "The Return from the Dead," Wonder Woman must unravel a chilling deception when Dr. Psycho—disguised as her own self—fakes his death and slips out of prison, stealing a powerful new invention from military intelligence. With Steve Trevor and Etta Candy at her side, and the Holliday Girls and a group of reporters watching closely, Diana Prince races to stop the impostor before the truth is buried beneath a web of lies.

[Part 2] The Drugged WAC
11 pp · Superhero
Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]Etta Candythe Holliday GirlsMarva Psycho (former wife of Dr. Psycho)Dr. Psycho (villain)

In this gripping installment from Wonder Woman: The Golden Age Omnibus #3, Wonder Woman teams up with Etta Candy and the spirited Holliday Girls to uncover Dr. Psycho’s latest scheme. When the Amazon Princess tracks down Marva Psycho—his former wife and unwitting pawn in his sinister plan—she must navigate a web of deception and danger to free her from his control. With the villain’s ectoplasm disguises and traps closing in, the team’s courage and quick thinking are put to the ultimate test.

[Part 3] Ectoplasmic Death
11 pp · Superhero
Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]Etta CandyJoan White (Dr. Psycho's former secretary)Oscar Sweetgulper (Etta's suitor, introduction)prison wardenDr. Psycho [as Tyrone Gayblade] (villain)

In "Ectoplasmic Death," Wonder Woman faces a revived Dr. Psycho—now posing as Tyrone Gayblade—whose eerie return hinges on an unlikely alliance with his former secretary, Joan White, a woman who wields the power to conjure ectoplasmic illusions. With Etta Candy caught in the crosshairs of a dangerous new suitor, Oscar Sweetgulper, and the prison warden watching closely, Wonder Woman must unravel a haunting mystery before the villain’s illusions turn deadly.

The Battle of Desires
13 pp · Superhero
Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]Steve TrevorPaula von GuntherDon Elliott (a delinquent, introduction)Vittono Fair (a ditch-digger, introduction)Ellen Fair (a judge, introduction)Malcolm Elliot (Don's father, introduction)Mary Elliot (Don's mother, introduction)Don's desires [DominanceLoveSelfishFearFriendshipCreative] (introduction for all)

In "The Battle of Desires," Wonder Woman takes a troubled youth named Don Elliot to Paula von Gunther’s lab, where he faces the dark impulses he’s struggled with—desires for dominance, fear, selfishness, and more—each given form as a separate entity. With the help of Steve Trevor and the guidance of a young ditch-digger named Vittono Fair, Don confronts the inner chaos that’s driven his actions, setting out on a path to reclaim control over himself.

Anti-Atomic Metal
12 pp · Superhero
Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]Steve TrevorGeneral DarnellEtta Candythe Holliday GirlsDr. Novel (villain, inventor, introduction)Dynamite Dan [as Professor Spodkin] (villain, introduction)
Hatchet of Death
12 pp · Superhero
Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]Steve TrevorGeneral DarnellEtta Candythe Holliday GirlsOscar SweetgulperSyonide (villain, a homicidal maniac, introduction)

When the homicidal maniac Syonide escapes a mental institution and crashes Etta Candy’s costume ball, chaos erupts—targeting Diana Prince and General Darnell before he kidnaps Wonder Woman. With the Holliday Girls and Steve Trevor caught in the storm, the night turns deadly as the masked menace unleashes his fury.

[Part 1] Invisible Terror!
11 pp · Superhero
Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]General DarnellSteve TrevorEtta Candythe Holliday GirlsGeneral Hardy (introduction, death)General Powers (introduction, death)General Keen (introduction, death)Admiral Seagoer (introduction, death)Marya the Jungle Girl (giantess, a new Holliday Girl)group of Nazi war criminals (villains, introduction for all)

In "Invisible Terror!", Wonder Woman races to uncover the source of a deadly invisible ray targeting America’s top military leaders, leading her from Washington to the heart of Africa. With General Darnell dead and a new threat emerging from the depths of a Nazi submarine, Diana must confront a shadowy conspiracy—and the shocking truth behind Marya the Jungle Girl’s capture—before the war criminals unleash their full plan.

[Part 2] The Witchdoctor's Cauldron
11 pp · Superhero
Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]Marya the Jungle GirlSteve Trevorthe Zoogoos (African natives, introduction for all)Supreme Leader Blitz (villain, introduction)Chief Grusco and the Meanugs (villains, African natives allied with the Nazis, introduction for all)

In "[Part 2] The Witchdoctor's Cauldron," Wonder Woman and Marya the Jungle Girl race to free the Zoogoos from a deadly ritual tied to a Nazi-backed death ray, only to be captured by Chief Grusco and the Meanugs. With Steve Trevor airborne and the Supreme Leader Blitz looming, the fate of the enslaved Zoogoos hangs in the balance.

[Part 3] In the Lair of the Death-Ray Criminals
14 pp · Superhero
Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]General DarnellSteve TrevorEtta Candythe Holliday GirlsMarya the Jungle GirlAdmiral Worthy (introduction)Obadar (Meanug witch doctor, introduction, death)Supreme Leader Blitz (villain)Chief Gruso and the Meanugs (villains)

In the heart of the jungle, Wonder Woman faces her greatest test yet when she’s captured by the sinister Supreme Leader Blitz and forced to power an invisible death ray meant to destroy Steve Trevor. With the help of Marya the Jungle Girl and her wits, Diana fights through the Meanug forces and the treacherous Obadar, all while racing to stop Blitz’s deadly plan before it’s too late.

The Valkyries' Prey
13 pp · Superhero
Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]General DarnellSteve Trevorthe Amazons [Althearest unnamed]Queen HippolyteAphroditethe Valkyries [Gundrarest unnamed] (villains, introduction for all)Odin (villain, introduction)members of the Nazi underground (villains, introduction for all)

In "The Valkyries' Prey," Wonder Woman and Steve Trevor journey to Nazi-occupied Germany, only to be captured by the fearsome Valkyries—warrior women serving the dark power of Odin. With Steve in peril and the Nazi underground tightening its grip, Diana sends a desperate signal to her mother, Queen Hippolyte, summoning the Amazons to war.

The Bog Trap
12 pp · Superhero
Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]General DarnellSteve TrevorHippolyteThe Amazons [Athletarest unnamed]ZoeOlive Norton (introduction)Jimmy Norton (Olive's brother, introduction)a group of children [Tomrest unnamed]a gang of spy smugglers (villains, introduction for all)

When Olive Norton dreams of playing baseball with the boys, Wonder Woman takes her to Paradise Island to train with the Amazons, unlocking a strength and skill beyond anything she’s known. Back in the real world, Olive’s newfound abilities draw the attention of a gang of spy smugglers, who see an opportunity in her unexpected power. As the children of the neighborhood rally around her, Wonder Woman and Steve Trevor must protect Olive from those who would exploit her—while General Darnell and Hippolyte watch the situation unfold from afar.

Reign of Blue Terror
12 pp · Superhero
Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]Steve TrevorEtta Candythe Holliday Girls [Patsy Petersrest unnamed]Mr. Peters (Patsy's father, introduction)Mrs. Peters (Patsy's mother, introduction)Mayor Civix (introduction)Judge Fayre (introduction)Sheriff Sickum (introduction)The Blue Snowman [Byrna Brilyant] (villain, introduction)

When a mysterious blue snow begins freezing Fair Weather Valley, Patsy Peters turns to Etta Candy for help—only to find that the town’s new menace, the Blue Snowman, is no ordinary storm. Wonder Woman and Steve Trevor are soon grounded by the strange phenomenon, uncovering a chilling secret behind the frozen town and the woman who controls it.

[Part 1] Terrors of the Air
11 pp · Superhero
Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]Etta Candythe Holliday GirlsGeneral DarnellSteve TrevorProfessor ChemicoNifty (villain, introduction)Redbeard (villain, Nifty's husbandintroduction)the Air Pirates (villains, introduction for all)Karma Monster (villain, introduction)

In "Terrors of the Air," Wonder Woman finds herself entangled in a mystery when her friend Etta Candy’s acquaintance, Nifty, reveals a dangerous secret—she’s an air-pirate with a sinister plan to steal Professor Chemico’s nuclear formula. When Nifty summons a monstrous creature and abducts Diana, the hero is thrust into a perilous journey through time, pursued by the Air Pirates and the enigmatic Redbeard, all while the full threat of the Karma Monster looms in the shadows.

[Part 2] The Rage of Redbeard
11 pp · Superhero
Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]Steve TrevorQueen HippolytePaula von GuntherEtta Candythe Holliday GirlsCaptain Redbeard (villain)Nifty (villain)the Karma monster (villain)

In a daring time-spanning clash, Wonder Woman faces off against the sea-raiding Captain Redbeard and his crew in 1750 Charleston Harbor, while the Karma Monster and the villainous Nifty pull the strings from the shadows. With Steve Trevor, Etta Candy, and the Holliday Girls summoned to aid her, and Queen Hippolyte’s wisdom guiding the mission, the Amazon Princess must navigate shifting eras—only to be swept into ancient Rome, where new dangers await.

[Part 3] The Pirates' Galley Slave
14 pp · Superhero
Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]Steve Trevor [as Stevus]Etta Candythe Holliday GirlsServaJulius Caesar (introduction)Nifty [as Nifta] (villain)Rufus (villain)the Karma Monster (villain)

In a daring twist of fate, Wonder Woman and her allies—Steve Trevor, Etta Candy, the Holliday Girls, and even the enigmatic Serva—are cast into Ancient Rome, where they must survive brutal gladiatorial combat and perilous sea battles. As the tide turns against the villains Nifty, Rufus, and the Karma Monster, a surprising surrender offers a chance at redemption—though Wonder Woman’s promise to send Nifty to Reform Island hangs in the balance.

The Menace of the Rebel Manlings
13 pp · Superhero
Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]Steve TrevorGeneral DarnellEtta Candythe Holliday GirlsOctavia of VenturiaQueen Eeras of Auraniathe AuraniansKing Manlius (villain, introduction)the Manlings of Atlantis (villains, introduction for all)

In "The Menace of the Rebel Manlings," Wonder Woman and Octavia of Venturia find themselves captured aboard a submarine controlled by King Manlius, a former lab assistant transformed by Vitamin Z gas into a megalomaniacal genius. With the Manlings of Atlantis at his command and his sights set on world domination, Diana must outwit a foe whose intellect is as vast as his ambition.

The Ordeal of Queen Boadicea
12 pp · Superhero
Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]Paula von GuntherQueen Boadicea (of England, introduction)the Queen's daughters [SigrisRowena] (introduction for both)Bifton "Bif" Jones (a student, introduction)Ema Livvy (a history teacher, introduction)General Suetonius (villain, introduction)the Roman Legion of Nero (villains, introduction for all)

Wonder Woman and a curious high school student find themselves stranded in ancient England as invisible phantoms, where they witness the fierce resistance of Queen Boadicea and her daughters against the Roman Legion of Nero. With the help of a history teacher and a skeptical student, they must navigate a world where courage and defiance are forged in fire—before the past becomes a trap they can't escape.

The Million Dollar Tennis Game
12 pp · Superhero
Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]Steve TrevorEtta Candythe Holliday GirlsHolliday College Trustees [Sidney SimperRufus Robust] (introduction for both)Pete Athleet (introduction)Bluff Robust (villain, Rufus's nephew, introduction)

When the trustees of Holliday College—Sidney Simper and Rufus Robust—place a million-dollar bet with Starvard University over a tennis match, the game takes a dangerous turn. Bluff Robust, Rufus’s nephew, uses a special gas to knock out Wonder Woman and render her invisible, throwing the contest into chaos. With Steve Trevor, Etta Candy, and the Holliday Girls caught in the middle, the stakes rise as the match becomes a test of wit, courage, and hidden threats.

[Part 1] The Mystery of the Atom World
12 pp · Superhero
Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]Steve TrevorEtta CandyPaula Von Guntherthe Holliday GirlsQueen Atomia (villain, introduction)Neutron robots (villains, introduction for all)Atomia's proton followers (villains, introduction for all)

In the wake of an atomic test, Wonder Woman and Steve Trevor uncover a hidden microverse within a uranium sample, leading them to Paula Von Gunther’s lab. There, they find a world of living protons ruled by the enigmatic Queen Atomia, while the neutrons serve as her enslaved robots—setting the stage for a clash between science, power, and the fate of an entire miniature civilization.

[Part 2] Tide of Atomic Fire
10 pp · Superhero
Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]Steve TrevorEtta Candythe Holliday GirlsPaula von GuntherQueen Atomia (villain)Neutron robots (villains)Atomia's proton followers (villains)

In "Tide of Atomic Fire," Wonder Woman, Steve Trevor, Etta Candy, and the Holliday Girls find themselves shrunk to microscopic size after a confrontation with the villainous Queen Atomia and her Neutron robots. Trapped in a hidden world of subatomic chaos, Diana must harness the power of Atomia’s own proton followers to turn the tide and lead her allies toward freedom.

[Part 3] Ruler of the Atom World
14 pp · Superhero
Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]Steve TrevorAphroditePaula von Guntherthe Holliday GirlsEtta Candythe AmazonsDean SourpussMalaGerta von Gunthera group of crippled children (introduction for all)an un-named pilot (introduction)Queen Atomia (villain, reforms)Neutrons (villains)Atomia's proton followers (villains)

In "Ruler of the Atom World," Wonder Woman faces a cosmic threat when the villainous Queen Atomia unleashes atomic chaos upon a small island. With the help of the Magic Girdle and the unique sanctuary of Reform Island, Diana Prince takes on the challenge of redeeming Atomia—turning a destructive force into a force for change.

The Battle for Eternal Youth
13 pp · Superhero
Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]Steve Trevorthe AmazonsAphroditeMalaQueen Hippolytethe AmazonsMilor Milliken (a philanthropist, introduction)Ambrose Venture (villain, gangster, introduction)Roba Jewel (villain, introduction)

When gangster Ambrose Venture sets his sights on the Fountain of Youth, he enlists the cunning Roba Jewel to infiltrate Paradise Island and steal its legendary waters. With Wonder Woman, Steve Trevor, and the Amazons standing in his way, the fate of eternal youth hangs in the balance.

The Mysterious Prisoners of Anglonia
12 pp · Superhero
Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]Steve TrevorPrince Hubert (introduction)Lady Signa (introduction)Hubert's followers (introduction for all)Black Robert (villain, introduction)Robert's men (villains, introduction for all)

In the hidden realm of Anglonia, Wonder Woman and Steve Trevor find themselves entangled in a centuries-old mystery when their plane crashes into a secluded knightly society frozen in time. As they navigate courtly rivalries and ancient loyalties, they uncover secrets tied to a mysterious prisoner and a sinister figure known only as Black Robert, whose influence stretches through the kingdom’s shadows.

The Wail of Doom!
12 pp · Superhero
Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]Steve TrevorGeneral DarnellEtta Candythe Holliday GirlsProfessor Vibrate (villain, of Holliday College, introduction)Vibrate's men (villains, introduction for all)

When a series of bank robberies leaves every witness unconscious, Wonder Woman and Steve Trevor team up with General Darnell and Etta Candy to uncover the truth—only to find a new threat in the form of Professor Vibrate, a scientist from Holliday College whose experiments with sound have gone dangerously wrong. With the Holliday Girls caught in the crossfire and Vibrate’s men spreading chaos, Diana must use her wits and strength to stop a villain whose power lies in the very air around them.

The Color Thief
12 pp · Superhero
Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]Steve TrevorEtta Candythe Holliday GirlsTempra Menta (actress, introduction)Hart Burns (a director, introduction)Kosmet's nurses (introduction for all)the State Attorney General (introduction)Kosmet (villain, make-up artist, introduction, death)

In Hollywood, Wonder Woman is called in to consult on an Amazon film when a mysterious malady strikes several actresses—color vanishes from their faces, leaving them pale and lifeless. With Steve Trevor, Etta Candy, and the Holliday Girls by her side, she investigates the strange case, zeroing in on Tempra Menta, the glamorous actress, and Hart Burns, the director, as the mystery deepens. But when Kosmet, a reclusive make-up artist with a hidden past, enters the picture, Wonder Woman must unravel a sinister scheme tied to beauty, identity, and a secret that could shake the studio to its core.

The Island of Evil
13 pp · Superhero
Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]Steve TrevorGeneral DarnellEtta Candythe Holliday GirlsMephisto Saturno [as Duke Saturno] (villain)Saturno's invisible followers (villains, introduction for all)Dr. Vulture (villain, international affairs expert, introduction)Vulture's men (villains, introduction for all)Eviless (Villain)

In "The Island of Evil," Wonder Woman, Steve Trevor, Etta Candy, and the Holliday Girls are captured during a mission to stop an international affairs expert from pushing the U.S. into war and out of the United Nations. As they face off against the expert’s sinister allies—including the mysterious Duke Saturno, his invisible followers, and the enigmatic Dr. Vulture—Wonder Woman must navigate a web of deception on a remote island where danger wears many faces.

Jealousy Visits the Winged Women of Venus!
11 pp · Superhero
Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]Steve TrevorPaula von GuntherEtta Candythe Holliday GirlsQueen Desiranatives of Venus (introduction for all)Professor AstronimoGell Osey (villain, a Holliday Girl pledge, introduction)

When a jealous Holliday Girl pledge named Gell Osey sneaks aboard Professor Astronimo’s rocket to Venus, her resentment sets off a chain of events that pulls Wonder Woman, Steve Trevor, and Etta Candy into a dazzling adventure on the planet’s surface. There, they encounter Queen Desira and the winged women of Venus, where old rivalries and unexpected alliances begin to form.

The Buddha Wishing Ring
13 pp · Superhero
Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]Steve TrevorGeneral DarnellEtta CandyDean SourpussPrince Sleeko (ruler of Zani Island, introduction)Roy Ross (Army pilot, introduction)General Price (Army leader, introduction)Wing-Loo (Chinese peasant, introduction)Prince Slambo (villain, introduction)Slambo's followers (villains, introduction for all)

In "The Buddha Wishing Ring," Wonder Woman and Steve Trevor investigate a mysterious magic ring brought back by Army pilot Roy Ross, which grants wishes with unpredictable consequences. When Steve and Etta Candy each make a wish, their lives are changed in ways neither could foresee—setting off a chain of events that sparks unrest on the island of Zani and brings the young ruler Prince Sleeko into conflict with the villain Prince Slambo and his followers.

The Adventure of the Little Cloud People
12 pp · Superhero
Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]Steve TrevorBubs Hartley (a test pilot, introduction)Wanda Hartley (Bub's wife, introduction)King Blotto (villain, introduction)the Cloudmen (villains, introduction for all)

When Steve Trevor goes missing after a series of strange plane disappearances, Wonder Woman tracks the mystery to a hidden realm where tiny Cloud People enslave pilots to fuel their war machines—using the very jet engines that now threaten their fragile world with famine. With Steve captured and the Cloudmen’s motives still unclear, Diana must navigate a world where size and scale are everything.

Treachery in the Arctic
12 pp · Superhero
Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]Steve TrevorTom Sands (arctic engineer, introduction, death)Karluk (Eskimo teacher, introduction)Duna (Karluk's fiancee, introduction)Angilo (Duna's brother, introduction)Chief Oomchek (introduction)Len Snait (villain, a killer, introduction)Snait's Eskimo henchmen [RenekZarek] (villains, introduction for both)

In "Treachery in the Arctic," Wonder Woman arrives in the frozen north to defend an innocent Eskimo teacher wrongfully accused of murder, uncovering a web of greed and deception tied to a valuable gold mine. As she navigates the harsh terrain and tense tribal dynamics, she must untangle the lies behind the crime before the real killer strikes again.

Siege of the Savage War Maidens
12 pp · Superhero
Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]Steve TrevorEtta Candythe Amazons [Sporta (introduction)rest unnamed]the Holliday GirlsQueen HippolyteAphroditeMalaseveral prisoners of Odin (introduction for all)Odin (villain)The Valkyries [Gundrarest unnamed] (villains)

In "Siege of the Savage War Maidens," Wonder Woman and her allies face a brutal test when Odin, the All-Father, enslaves the Amazons by forcing them to become Valkyries—his elite warriors. With Steve Trevor's help and the courage of the Holliday Girls, Diana must outwit the false Valkyries and free the captured Amazons before the warlord's dark plan is complete.

The Vanishing Mummy!
12 pp · Superhero
Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]Steve TrevorGeneral DarnellEtta Candythe Holliday Girls [Bobbie StringGlamora Treatrest unnamed]Dean SourpussProfessor ChemicoProfessor Ainchent (an archaeologist, introduction)King Aknaten (villain, introduction, death)the King's followers (villains, Egyptians, introduction for all, all die)

In "The Vanishing Mummy!", Wonder Woman teams up with the Holliday Girls and Professor Ainchent as they journey to Egypt, where a resurrected pharaoh, King Aknaten, has unleashed a deadly gas to plunge the world into chaos. With Steve Trevor and General Darnell watching from afar, Wonder Woman must outwit the King’s fanatical followers and the sinister Professor Chemico before the ancient curse consumes everything.

Wonder Woman and the Coming of the Kangas!
12 pp · Superhero
Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]Etta Candythe Holliday GirlsQueen HippolytePrincess Diana (flashback, as a child)The Amazons [Mala (flashback, as a child)rest unnamed]The Sky Riders of Nebulosta (villains, introduction for all, all reform)

In a heartfelt flashback, Queen Hippolyte shares a home movie with the Holliday Girls, revealing a young Princess Diana at seven years old, bravely rallying the Amazons to defend Themyscira from the Sky Riders of Nebulosta—flying creatures known as Kangas. The story captures Diana’s early courage and the fierce unity of the Amazons, setting the stage for a legacy that still echoes in the present.

The Siege of the Flying Mermaids!
13 pp · Superhero
Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]MalaPaula von GuntherGerta von GuntherQueen Hippolytethe Amazons [Leetarest unnamed]Paula von GuntherQueen Sharkeetah (villain, introduction)a group of mermaids (villains, introduction for all)

In "The Siege of the Flying Mermaids!", Wonder Woman faces a bizarre and dangerous threat as a group of monstrous mermaids—born from tiny sharks and a sinister formula devised by Gerta von Gunther—launch an assault on the Amazon stronghold. With Queen Hippolyte and her warriors on high alert, Wonder Woman must confront the sea-born menace while unraveling the twisted mind behind the transformation, all as the mysterious Queen Sharkeetah watches from the shadows.

Prisoners of Cops and Robbers
12 pp · Superhero
Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]Steve TrevorPaula von GuntherJimmy Banks, Jr. (introduction)Mr. Banks (Jimmy's father, introduction)Slick Skeener (villain, introduction)The Sly Fox Mob [Scarfacerest unnamed] (villains, introduction for all)

When the new head of the Sly Fox Mob targets Lt. Colonel Steve Trevor for revenge, he manipulates a young boy, Jimmy Banks, Jr., into accidentally firing a gun—leading to a tense confrontation that puts Diana Prince and Trevor in the crosshairs of a dangerous criminal scheme. With Jimmy’s father, Mr. Banks, caught in the aftermath and the mob’s true leader, Slick Skeener, pulling strings, Wonder Woman must protect her allies before the city descends into chaos.

The Secret of the Bar-L Ranch!
12 pp · Superhero
Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]Etta CandyHard Candy (Etta's father)the Holliday GirlsOscar SweetgulperDaredevil Dix (villain, ranch owner, introduction)Dix's men [Lariat LouBuster Benrest unnamed] (villains, introduction for all)
Tutine, the Tutor of Destruction
12 pp · Superhero
Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]Steve TrevorGeneral DarnellPrincipal Smith (of Central High School, introduction)Hardy Strive (student, introduction)Ezy Waye (student, introduction)C. Tutine (villain, racketeer, introduction)Tutine's gang [Bignoserest unnamed] (villains, introduction for all)

Wonder Woman visits Central High School to honor top students, but her presence coincides with a troubling turn when Ezy Waye’s cheating catches the eye of C. Tutine, a cunning racketeer who sees opportunity in the school’s academic spotlight. As Tutine’s gang begins to exploit the chaos, Wonder Woman must navigate the thin line between education and corruption—before the classroom becomes a battleground.

The Challenge of the Mask
12 pp · Superhero
Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]Steve TrevorEtta Candythe Holliday GirlsBrutus Close (Nina's husband, introduction)Fancy Framer (a guide, introduction)The Mask [Nina Close] (villain, introduction)

When a mysterious villain known as The Mask begins terrorizing the city by affixing deadly masks to her victims, suspicion falls on everyone—including Wonder Woman, Steve Trevor, and Etta Candy. As the Holliday Girls and the enigmatic Fancy Framer unravel the mystery, the truth behind the Mask’s identity becomes entangled with a shocking new arrival: Brutus Close and his wife, Nina, whose past holds secrets that could change everything.

The Curse of Montezuma
12 pp · Superhero
Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]Steve TrevorGeneral DarnellEtta CandyQueen Hippolyte (in the year 1519)the AmazonsAzta (villain, an Aztec Queen, introduction)Emperor Montezuma (villain, Aztec ruler, introduction, flashback)Hernando Cortez (villain, a conquistador, introduction, flashback)

In "The Curse of Montezuma," Wonder Woman teams up with Steve Trevor and Etta Candy to aid a descendant of the Aztec royal line, navigating ancient secrets and treacherous waters as they confront the lingering legacy of Emperor Montezuma and the ruthless Hernando Cortez. With General Darnell and the Amazons watching from afar, Diana must unravel a centuries-old curse tied to lost treasure and the fallen empire, all while facing the dark ambitions of Aztec Queen Azta, whose own power stirs in the shadows.

The Captives of Saturnette!
13 pp · Superhero
Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]Steve TrevorQueen Hippolytethe Amazons [Zasarest unnamed]Mephisto Saturno [aka Duke Saturno] (villain)Saturnette (villain, Captain of the Saturn women, introduction)Saturnette's Gang [SheikaBandia] (villains, introduction for both)Emperor of Saturn (villain)Emperor's followers (villains)

In "The Captives of Saturnette!", Wonder Woman and her mother, Queen Hippolyte, face a cunning deception when Saturnette, captain of Saturn's all-female guard, steals an infra-red device and uses it to create lifelike duplicates of both women. With the Amazons divided and suspicion rising, Wonder Woman must uncover the truth before the ruse ignites a war between Themyscira and the outside world.

Secret of the Menacing Octopus!
12 pp · Superhero
Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]Steve TrevorProfessor Marlow (scientist, introduction)Commander Hagman (Naval officer, introduction)Slinky Slocum (villain, introduction)Slocum's gang of hijackers (villains, introduction for all)
Mystery Behind A, B, C,!
12 pp · Superhero
Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]Steve TrevorTricco (magician, introduction, death)Mystik (magician, introduction)Oriel (Mystik's assistant, introduction)Slydine (magician, introduction)Darcy Wells (villain, introduction)

When a rival magician uses Wonder Woman’s golden lasso to unmask a fellow performer’s illusions, the deception spirals into a high-stakes magical showdown—leaving Wonder Woman caught between two rival magicians, Mystik and Slydine, as secrets from the past begin to surface. With Tricco’s sudden death adding mystery and Darcy Wells watching from the shadows, the line between illusion and danger blurs in this 12-page tale from Wonder Woman: The Golden Age Omnibus #3.

Siege of the Rykornians
12 pp · Superhero
Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]Steve TrevorGeneral DarnellEtta Candythe Holliday GirlsQueen Hippolytethe Amazons [Zaliarest unnamed]Hard CandyPaula von GuntherThe Rykornians [King TasselLord Cob] (villains, plant people, introduction for both)

In "Siege of the Rykornians," Wonder Woman, Etta Candy, and the Holliday Girls must confront a terrifying invasion by the Rykornians—alien plant beings led by the menacing King Tassel and Lord Cob—when their strange, creeping advance threatens to overwhelm Earth. With help from Queen Hippolyte and the Amazons, including Zalia, Diana and Paula von Gunther race to develop a weapon capable of stopping the relentless growth before it's too late.

Who'll Adopt Teasy?
12 pp · Superhero
Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]Teasy [Thomas Zenophan Yerxes] (an orphan, introduction)Alton Dearfield (atomic scientist, introduction)Myrna Dearfield (Alton's wife, introduction)Mrs. Grimfall (introduction)some orphan boys (introduction for all)Tirza (villain, introduction)Yellow-Mask Gang (villains, introduction for all)Mal Stone (villain, Dearfield's assistant, introduction)

Wonder Woman steps in when a young orphan named Teasy faces suspicion after a stolen formula tied to a secretive atomic scientist’s invention goes missing. With Myrna Dearfield’s reputation on the line and the Yellow-Mask Gang pulling strings, Wonder Woman races to protect the innocent—especially Teasy—while uncovering the truth behind the theft.

The Judgment of Goddess Vultura
12 pp · Superhero
Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]Steve TrevorEtta Candythe Holliday GirlsYuka (King of Zarikan, introduction)Allura (Yuka's daughter, introduction)The Purple Priestess [Sinestra] (villain, a cult leader, introduction)The Priestess's henchmen (villains, introduction for all)

When Wonder Woman dismantles a dangerous cult led by the enigmatic Purple Priestess, the villain’s wrath turns personal—she abducts the daughter of King Yuka of Zarikan and captures Wonder Woman herself, plunging the Amazon Princess into a web of manipulation and mind control. With Steve Trevor, Etta Candy, and the Holliday Girls at her side, Diana must fight to reclaim her mind and save the young princess before the cult’s dark influence takes hold.

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Full credits

artist, inker Harry Peter
cover pencils, inks Evan "Doc" Shaner

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