Sensation Comics #93
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Man Who Could Read Wonder Woman's Mind!", Jim takes a group of city kids on a woods vacation, where Streak the dog repeatedly saves Stan Richards from danger—only for Stan to lash out at the animal, both verbally and physically. When a gang of crooks finally knocks Streak unconscious, Stan must face the consequences of his cruelty and find a way to make amends. Written by Robert Kanigher and illustrated by John Giunta, with a cover by Harry Peter, this 1949 issue blends adventure and moral reflection in a quietly powerful story.
In "The Man Who Could Read Wonder Woman's Mind!", Diana faces a rare threat when the villain Talbot the Great attempts to pierce her mind and uncover her secret identity—only for her to outwit him by having Paula use her machines to scramble her thoughts across Paradise Island. The story unfolds with a clever blend of science and stealth, as Wonder Woman’s wits and her allies’ ingenuity stand between her and exposure.
In "A Medal for Streak!", Jim takes a group of city kids on a woods adventure, where Streak, a loyal dog, repeatedly saves Stan Richards from danger—only to be met with scorn and abuse. When a gang of crooks finally knocks Streak out, Stan must find a way to prove he’s worthy of the dog’s sacrifice.
In "The Purple Thread!", Goren, a gruff carpet maker with a secretive craft, hides clues to future crimes within his intricate tapestries—each design a shifting map of danger. When Valerie begins to notice the pattern, she finds herself drawn into a mystery woven not just in thread, but in deception.
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