Sensation Comics #54
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Treachery of Fiendo," a desperate farmer faces down a gang of crooks threatening his egg farm, while his daughter Phyllis slips a plea for help into a basket of eggs—only for it to be found by Tommy Rogers. When the delivery boy uncovers the message, he and his partner spring into action, leading to a showdown at the farm where their disguises and quick thinking turn the tide. Frank Harry handles both art and inks for the story, while Harry Peter delivers the cover.
In "The Treachery of Fiendo," Wonder Woman uncovers a dangerous fraud when Dr. Fiendo claims to have invented an atom-splitter—only she sees through his lies. Though dismissed by the authorities, she must act alone when Fiendo seizes power, imprisons the President, and installs his gang in control of the courts. With her wits and resolve, she sets out to dismantle the conspiracy and restore justice.
In "Eggs Marked the Spot!" from Sensation Comics #54 (1946), a desperate farmer faces off against a gang of crooks threatening his egg farm, while his daughter Phyllis takes matters into her own hands by writing a plea for help on an egg. When the message is discovered by Tommy Rogers, he and his partner spring into action, leading to a sticky showdown at the farm where eggs become the weapon of choice.
In "The Thugs Who Outsmarted Themselves!" from Sensation Comics #54 (1946), oil magnate Jacob Waters invites Ted and Stretch to his country estate, where he’s guarding a revolutionary new formula in his safe—just before government agents are due to arrive. With secrets on the line and danger lurking in the shadows, the duo must stay sharp as the weekend unfolds.
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Reprinted in Wonder Woman Archives #7 (2013), Wonder Woman: The Golden Age Omnibus #3 (2019)
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