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Wonder Woman#11
Cover: H. G. Peter

Wonder Woman #11

Nov 1944 · DC · 0.10 USD
“[Part 1] The Slaves of the Evil Eye”

In "The Slaves of the Evil Eye," Wonder Woman faces a desperate battle to reclaim stolen defense plans and free captives enslaved by the sinister Hypnota and her enforcer Serva. Written by Charles Moulton and brought to life with bold, dynamic art by H. G. Peter—both in story and on the cover—this 1944 issue delivers high-stakes action from the earliest days of the Amazonian warrior’s adventures.

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writer Charles Moulton · artist, inker H. G. Peter · cover H. G. Peter

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artist, inker H. G. Peter
cover pencils, inks H. G. Peter

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Wonder Woman fights a life-and-death struggle against Hypnota and Serva, who have succeeded in stealing the secret defense plan against Saturn (in case they break the peace signed in Wonder Woman #10), and taking a number of slaves to do their bidding.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).