Wonder Woman #10
In "Spies from Saturn," Wonder Woman #10 (1944) kicks off a gripping tale as Diana Prince and the nation suddenly fall prey to unexplained weakness—just as the imprisoned Count Saturno’s threat looms larger than ever. Written by Charles Moulton and illustrated by Harry Peter, this issue sets a tense, suspenseful tone with its cover by Harry Peter, capturing the eerie dread of an unseen invasion on the horizon.
When a mysterious radio signal interrupts General Darnell’s address and a girl is found trapped in seaweed, Wonder Woman and her allies must unravel the truth behind two eerie incidents—leading them to the shocking revelation that an invasion from Saturn is imminent. With the arrival of the enigmatic Count Mephisto Saturno, the ruthless Emperor Eviless, and the alien forces of Saturn, Diana Prince, Steve Trevor, Etta Candy, and the Holliday Girls face a threat from beyond the stars.
In the wake of Count Mephisto Saturno’s imprisonment, Wonder Woman, Steve Trevor, and Etta Candy awaken to a sudden, unnatural lethargy—something’s wrong, and Diana knows it’s no coincidence. With the planet’s spirit sapped and the skies growing ominous, the return of the Saturnians looms, and Wonder Woman must rally her allies before the invasion begins.
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Reprinted in Wonder Woman Archives #5 (2007), Wonder Woman: The Golden Age Omnibus #2 (2017), Wonder Woman: The Golden Age #3 (2019)
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