Cover: Ross Andru & Mike Esposito

Wonder Woman #122

May 1961 · DC · 0.10 USD

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In "The Skyscraper Wonder Woman!", Wonder Woman is taken to Saturn and forced to face three trials set by the Seer, who has seized his throne and demands she prove herself to reclaim it. With the help of his "Age clock," the Seer transforms her into Wonder Girl and then Wonder Tot, testing her resolve in ever more challenging forms. Written by Robert Kanigher and brought to life by Ross Andru and Mike Esposito, this 1961 classic features dynamic art and a clever, high-stakes twist on Wonder Woman’s strength and identity. The cover by Ross Andru and Mike Esposito captures the surreal spectacle of the story’s central conflict.

Contains 3 stories

The Skyscraper Wonder Woman!

8 pp · Superhero

Sinister Seer of Saturn (introduction, villain)

When the Sinister Seer of Saturn returns from exile, he targets Wonder Woman with a bizarre and menacing revenge: a colossal space capsule that unleashes a towering Wonder Woman doll upon the city. The Amazon must confront this eerie, mechanical doppelgänger—her own image twisted into a weapon—before it brings chaos to the streets.

Part Two The Skyscraper Wonder Woman!

3.67 pp · Superhero

Skyscraper Wonder Woman

In "Part Two The Skyscraper Wonder Woman!", the Sinister Seer of Saturn, banished by Wonder Woman, strikes back with a sinister plan: a massive space capsule descends upon Earth, releasing a colossal Wonder Woman doll designed to overwhelm and destroy her. As the giant figure looms over the city, Wonder Woman must confront this towering threat—both a physical danger and a surreal challenge to her identity.

Part Three The Skyscraper Wonder Woman!

13.67 pp · Superhero

Sinister Seer from Saturn

In this thrilling chapter of Wonder Woman’s interplanetary adventure, the Amazon warrior is taken to Saturn to face a trio of trials set by the enigmatic Sinister Seer from Saturn. As she battles through each challenge, the Seer uses his "Age clock" to transform her into Wonder Girl, then Wonder Tot, testing her resolve in ever more unexpected ways.