Wonder Woman: The Golden Age Omnibus #4

In "Siege of the Iron Giants," Wonder Woman answers a call from Chief Loko of Wooloo Island, where a tribe of natives is being terrorized by a gang of iron giants. With Steve Trevor and Etta Candy by her side, she uncovers the truth behind the mechanical menace—King Ironsides, a brilliant geologist and brother to Dr. Psycho, has turned the island’s gold-rich volcano into a fortress of iron and illusion.

In 1812, Wonder Woman arrives in Cochabamba to stand with a group of Incan women—Intiyan, Sigcha, and their fellow residents—facing annihilation at the hands of Spanish conquistadors. With the past echoing through time and a vision from Hippolyte guiding her, Diana Prince must protect the courage of these women before history is rewritten.

When a military experiment fractures the cosmic dust layer, the sun’s rays turn dangerously intense—just as Queen Flamina and her Sun People, newly arrived from the solar core, see their chance to claim Earth. Wonder Woman must rally the Amazons, Steve Trevor, and even the unlikely help of Paula Von Gunther to stop a solar invasion before the planet burns.

When Wonder Woman and the Holliday Girls crash-land on Mercury, they’re swiftly captured by the planet’s towering, deranged giantesses—rulers who’ve enslaved the male slaves of Mercury and now rule through idle excess. Trapped in a world where power comes from stagnation, Diana must navigate a society gone mad with leisure, all while the Holliday Girls struggle to survive under the tyrannical grip of Queen Celerita and her hulking, speed-obsessed court.

When a deadly red planet appears in Earth’s sky, Wonder Woman and the Holliday Girls are drawn into a cosmic mystery after a distress call from the White Star’s King Crystallar. Captured by Queen Supreema and her golden women, they soon discover the Intergalactic Peacekeeping Force isn’t the threat they feared—but the real danger lies with Crystallar and his Genii People.

In "Empress of the Sea-Brigands!", Wonder Woman and Etta Candy journey to 1777 to uncover the roots of Judy MacGregor’s deep-seated animosity toward men, following the murder of her neighbor and Hard Candy’s father, Mark Holcombe. As they navigate a world of sea-locked secrets, a mysterious pirate queen, and a web of betrayal, the past begins to echo in ways no one could have predicted.

When the newly elected Mayor of Triboro City is shot by the Blue Seal Gang, Wonder Woman teams up with the mayor’s sister, Chic Novelle, to uncover the truth. Their search leads them to a skeptical magazine editor, Selldom Wright, who dismisses their concerns—until Wonder Woman uncovers the shocking link between the publisher and the gang’s criminal operation.

When Faith Alden stumbles into Paula Von Gunther’s lab during a Halloween party, a misfired experiment sends her back to the heart of the Salem Witch Trials in 1692. Now, with the Holliday Girls and the people of Salem caught in a web of fear and suspicion, Wonder Woman must find a way to bring Faith home—before history repeats itself.

When Paula von Gunther creates a Diana Prince robot dummy for a ceremony, the stunt accidentally draws the attention of a vengeful gangster. After the dummy is shot, Wonder Woman must secretly spirit it to Paradise Island to protect her identity—while a trio of new villains, Grubber Graff, Pic Socket, and Mick McDuff, begin their own scheme.

When Wonder Woman and the Holliday Girls visit Etta’s Ranch in Texas, they’re soon caught in a showdown with a gang of horse rustlers—until the legendary Rainbow and Stardust, two wild horses of mythic repute, step in to help. With Rainbow wounded and the danger mounting, Wonder Woman uses a topical version of the Purple Ray to heal the horse, proving that even in the wilds of Texas, heroism rides beside legend.

When Wonder Woman is pulled into the past as an "idea-form" to aid a young girl in peril, Etta Candy clutches her heart in fear—until Queen Hippolyte reveals the truth in the Magic Sphere: Diana is not lost, but transformed, her spirit guiding a kingdom in need. With the Holliday Girls and the Amazons at her side, Etta must trust in the mystical power of belief as a young princess, a cunning king, and a cadre of villains converge in a battle where reality itself is shaped by the strength of an idea.

In "The Hatred of Badra!", the last survivor of the destroyed planet Hator, Badra—driven by rage and grief—arrives on Earth and builds a ruthless gang to exact revenge on the world she blames for her people’s annihilation. With the Amazons and her allies at her side, Wonder Woman must confront not just a new enemy, but the devastating legacy of war and loss that fuels her.

When Wonder Woman rescues Shaggy the Leprechaun from a lake, she unwittingly sets off a chain of events that lands her in jail—accused of stealing from the fairies. Now trapped between a mysterious villain named Shark and the enigmatic past of the Gentleman Killer, Diana must clear her name before the magic of the fairy realm unravels completely.

In "Villainy Incorporated!", Wonder Woman faces a shocking turn when Eviless, one of the Saturian women she's brought to Transformation Island, escapes and seizes the magic lasso. With the lasso in her hands and Venus girdles now binding the Amazons, Eviless unleashes a dangerous alliance of villains—including Giganta, the Blue Snow Man, Dr. Poison, Hypnota, Mara, and the Cheetah—setting the stage for a battle of wills and wits.

In "[Part 2] Trap of Crimson Flame," Wonder Woman races to rescue Queen Hippolyte and the Amazons after Villainy, Inc. captures them on Transformation Island, setting a deadly trap designed to end her reign. With the help of a sudden uprising by the island’s transformed prisoners, Wonder Woman breaks free—but the battle is far from over as the tide turns against the villains.

In the hands of the merciless, Wonder Woman races to stop the remaining members of Villainy, Inc. from escaping justice with Queen Hippolyte’s stolen jewels. With help from Steve Trevor, Etta Candy, and the Holliday Girls, Diana uncovers the villains’ hidden lair—only to be captured, setting off a daring rescue. As the rogue quartet is finally brought to Transformation Island, the true test of their fate begins.

When Wonder Woman intercepts a Martian spacecraft crashing to Earth, she’s met not by an alien threat, but by Lya, the daughter of the Duke of Deception. Taken captive, Diana is forced to help Lya construct an underground base with the shocking goal of returning to Mars and toppling her father—only to face a deception far more dangerous than she imagined, as a Wonder Woman imposter begins to appear in her place.

When a ring of counterfeiters uses Holliday College’s haunted house as a front, Wonder Woman steps in after Etta Candy and the Holliday Girls are captured. With Steve Trevor and General Darnell on the scene, and a new actress named Tress Akter caught in the crossfire, the Amazon warrior must untangle a web of deception that reaches all the way to the Secretary of the Treasury.

In "Ice World's Conquest!", Wonder Woman and Steve Trevor race to the Arctic when Professor Chemico’s climate machine awakens a hidden civilization of ice-dwelling people led by the enigmatic Princess Snowina and her loyal subjects, including Captain Iceberg. With the Prime Minister Blizzard poised to exploit the device for global domination, Diana must navigate a frozen realm of ancient secrets and shifting loyalties before the thaw becomes irreversible.

When the Holliday Girls set off on a treasure hunt to Adventure Island, they soon find themselves stalked by a vengeful ghost tied to a pirate’s dark past. Wonder Woman arrives to shield her friends from a spectral threat, uncovering a mystery that stretches from the island’s lighthouse to the buried secrets of Black Hugo’s lost gold.

When a mysterious power outage strands Steve Trevor and Wonder Woman on a stalled train, they uncover a sinister plot led by Anti Electric—Mr. Keen, the railroad company president whose secretaries aid his scheme. With the city paralyzed and key figures like Senator Bigg and General Ornance caught in the web, Diana must outthink a villain who turns electricity itself into a weapon.

When Wonder Woman arrives to honor the late Major West with a posthumous medal, the ceremony takes a dangerous turn—just as the medal vanishes and she’s lured into a trap by Furiosa, a cunning spy with a stolen formula hidden in plain sight. With Steve Trevor and General Darnell at her side, Diana must unravel the mystery behind the missing medal and the web of deception spun by Furiosa and her gang, all while the West family—Mrs. West, Johnny, and the newly introduced Major West—watch from the sidelines.

In "Land of Mirrors!", Wonder Woman, Steve Trevor, and Etta Candy join Professors Hill and Dugg on a daring expedition into the Gobi Desert, where they uncover the hidden realm of Solala—its people living in a land of shifting reflections and secrets. But when the enigmatic Queen Leila, Solala’s evil twin, rises to claim the mirrors’ power, the team must navigate a world where truth is distorted and loyalty is tested.

In "The Secret of the Limestone Caves," Amazon trainee Olive Norton discovers the true measure of strength when she witnesses young Princess Diana—flanked by Queen Hippolyte and the Amazons—facing the Radium Giants in a daring mission. As Olive grapples with her own power, she's drawn into a forgotten realm where the Limestone People and King Brutall hold secrets that could reshape the Amazonian legacy.

In "A Human Bomb!", Wonder Woman teams up with Suzan Patience, a determined candidate for warden, to reform a troubled women's prison using Amazon principles of justice and rehabilitation. As Patience works to transform the facility, Wonder Woman must thwart sabotage from Bertram Harsh and his henchmen, who are determined to undermine her efforts and seize control.

In "The Sinister Countess Hatra!", Wonder Woman races to protect Princess Selena of Pogolana after her father, King Ritio, is deposed by her ruthless cousin, the enigmatic Countess Hatra. With the Holliday Girls and Etta Candy by her side, Diana must navigate a web of intrigue and danger as Hatra’s loyal subjects—Kengtung and Captain Caw among them—close in on the princess.

When a fencing champion among the Holliday Girls suddenly turns on her instructor and vanishes into chaos, Wonder Woman and Etta Candy are drawn into a mystery that spirals from the gymnasium to the streets—where a former student now leads a gang with a dangerous new agenda. The truth behind the transformation lies buried in secrets, and only Diana Prince can uncover the real enemy before the city falls to the swinging scimitar.

In a tale of mind and machine, Wonder Woman teams up with the brilliant Professor Calculus to harness a revolutionary thinking machine—only to see it stolen by the cunning Crime-Brain Doone, who plans to use its power to crack Fort Knox. With Steve Trevor, Etta Candy, and the Holliday Girls at her side, Diana must outthink a villain who’s one step ahead, while General Darnell and Army intelligence scramble to contain the threat.

When Professor Astronimo uncovers the truth about the inner Moon—home to a civilization divided between warlike men and peace-seeking women—his discovery sets off a chain of events that pulls Wonder Woman, Steve Trevor, and Etta Candy into a high-stakes mission. With the Holliday Girls in peril and the Moon’s male rulers determined to keep their secret, Diana must navigate a hidden world where the line between enemy and ally is as fragile as the moon’s surface.

Wonder Woman is pulled into the future by Virtura, President of Noman, to compete in a high-stakes Olympic Games designed to settle a clash between her world and the tyrannical Elam. With the Holliday Girls, Etta Candy, and a roster of bizarre competitors—including Paul Bunyan, the Black Knight, and Maqua—on the field, Wonder Woman must face off against Prowd, Rata, Loki, and three shadowy spies in a battle of strength, wits, and will.

When a mysterious bottle washes ashore with a young girl inside, Wonder Woman and the Holliday Girls are drawn into a perilous quest across the sea. The girl, Princess Turula, reveals her mother, Queen Sala, has been deposed by the ruthless Duke Daxo, who now rules Hummingbird Island with the help of General Va-Kum and his men. With Steve Trevor and Etta Candy by her side, Wonder Woman sets out to restore the rightful heir and reclaim the island from tyranny.

A young girl raised as a boy by her wealthy father finally gets a chance to attend Holliday College—thanks to Wonder Woman’s intervention. With Etta Candy and the Holliday Girls cheering her on, she must navigate her father’s resistance and a mysterious crisis among a group of miners, all while proving she belongs in the world she’s always dreamed of.

In the heart of Cadmea, Wonder Woman faces the trial of the four dooms as her mother, Queen Hippolyte, and her sister Mala stand condemned. With Inventa’s cruel tests looming and time running short, Diana must summon her strength and wits to survive the island’s deadly challenges—before her family pays the ultimate price.

In "The Menace of Murkton!", Wonder Woman teams up with Steve Trevor and Etta Candy to unravel a mysterious disappearance of strongmen, leading her to confront Queen Pallida and her sinister scheme to alter Earth's fate for the benefit of a distant planetoid. As the Hippolyte and the Holliday Girls stand in the shadows of the crisis, Wonder Woman must outwit a villain whose ambition threatens the planet’s very balance.

In "The Mystery of the Rhyming Riddle, Chapter I: Deception Strikes Again," Wonder Woman and Steve Trevor follow a cryptic clue through time in search of the lost Holliday College, only to find their path tangled in the schemes of the Duke of Deception. With the help of Paula Von Gunther and the shadow of ancient villains like Mars and Lord Conquest looming, the duo races against time—unaware that every step forward might be a carefully crafted trap.

Wonder Woman brings a lucky contest winner, Laura Grey, to Paradise Island, unaware that radio columnist Nita Ashley—traveling with her—is under duress, secretly coerced by the villain Abacus Rackeet to expose the island’s hidden location. With Queen Hippolyte overseeing the visit, the island’s peace is tested as hidden threats begin to stir beneath the surface.