Cover: H. G. Peter

Sensation Comics #69

Sep 1947 · DC · 0.10 USD

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In "Mystery Behind A, B, C,!", the night before a major boxing match, Ted is drawn into a chilling mystery when he learns the Huntress was linked to a man's death—triggered by a letter that could expose her true identity. Written by the only person who knew the secret, the letter’s existence sets off a tense chain of suspicion, with Mort Meskin’s sharp art capturing every shadowed clue. The cover by H. G. Peter adds to the intrigue, perfectly framing the mystery with a striking, enigmatic image.

Contains 5 stories

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)

In "Mystery Behind A, B, C,!" from Sensation Comics #69 (1947), Wonder Woman finds herself drawn into a high-stakes showdown between two rival magicians, one of whom has stolen her golden lasso to unmask the other’s illusions. As the deception and spectacle escalate, the Amazon warrior must navigate the chaos of their magical duel without revealing her own secrets.

The Clarion Call Sounded Again!

6 pp · Children, Superhero

Little Boy Blue [Tommy Rogers]Blue Boys [TubbyToughy]D. A. RogersThe Platinum Thieves

Danger in the Air!

5 pp · Superhero

Sargon [John Sargent]Maximillian O'Leary [aka Max]The Blue Lama [also as the Sargon of the future] (villain)

In "Danger in the Air!" from Sensation Comics #69 (1947), the Blue Lama schemes to trap Sargon by posing as his long-lost descendant, luring the hero into a perilous journey through time and space—where the fate of Earth hangs in the balance.

The Masked Marvel

8 pp · Humor

Willy Nilly

In "The Masked Marvel," young Willy stirs up a lighthearted frenzy by spreading the rumor that his dad is the mysterious masked wrestler competing in a charity match—then hilariously tries to sneak his father out of town to avoid the truth being exposed. The story captures the classic humor of 1947 with its playful mix of family antics and masked mystery, all set against the backdrop of a community event.

Follow the Leader!

8 pp · Superhero

Wildcat [Ted Grant]Stretch SkinnerThe Huntress [Paula Brooks] (villain)

In "Follow the Leader!" from Sensation Comics #69 (1947), the night before a crucial title fight, boxer Ted is shaken by a shocking rumor: the Huntress has killed a man who sent a letter revealing her secret identity—the only man who ever knew it. The story unfolds with a tense, mysterious edge as Ted grapples with the implications of the letter and the dangerous game now in motion.