Sensation Comics #100
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Wonder Woman, Hollywood Star!", Wonder Woman finds herself caught between her secret identity and the spotlight when she agrees to be a technical advisor on a charity film—only to be accidentally captured on camera saving a baby, turning her into the movie’s unexpected star. Written by Charles Moulton and illustrated by Harry Peter, this 1950 classic blends wartime heroism with the glamour of early Hollywood, all under the dynamic cover by Irwin Hasen and Bernard Sachs.
In "Wonder Woman, Hollywood Star!" from Sensation Comics #100 (1950), Wonder Woman declines to star in a movie based on her exploits but agrees to help as a technical advisor for a charity project. When a newsreel crew captures Lt. Diana Prince in action saving a baby, the footage sparks a wave of publicity that unexpectedly turns her into the film’s star—without her ever stepping in front of the camera.
In "Dr. Pat — Flight Surgeon!", Dr. Pat is put to the test when she’s summoned to Major Forrest’s office to discuss a troubling case: experimental aviation equipment has vanished, and the only clue points to a shadowy spy ring operating within military ranks. With her sharp mind and medical expertise, she’s drawn into a high-stakes mystery where every pilot’s loyalty is under scrutiny.
In "The Invader from the Ninth Planet!" from Sensation Comics #100, an unexplained alien craft descends silently into Earth’s skyport, refusing all communication—until a chilling broadcast from Pluto warns humanity to evacuate within a day. The story unfolds with tense urgency, as the planet faces an unknown threat from beyond the solar system.
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Reprinted in Wonder Woman in the Fifties #[nn] (2021)
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