Wonder Woman #13
In "The Icebound Maidens," Wonder Woman joins Queen Eve in a daring mission to Bitterland after Princess Lectress vanishes, uncovering a hidden network of captive girls and facing the frozen realm’s icy dangers. As the Amazon warrior fights to save them, a surprising twist unfolds—Lectress has secretly stowed away on the Invisible Plane, bound for Holliday College as a student. Written by Charles Moulton and illustrated by Harry Peter, with cover art by Harry Peter, this 1945 issue captures the bold spirit of early Wonder Woman tales.
In "The Icebound Maidens," Wonder Woman answers Aphrodite’s call to aid the women of Venus, a people long isolated and now threatened by the sinister Seal Men. With Queen Desira’s daughter Eve taken, and the Amazons’ legacy echoing in the hearts of the Venusian women, Diana must inspire courage in a race of warriors who’ve forgotten their strength—before the Seal Men’s icy grip spreads further.
In this 1945 adventure, Wonder Woman teams up with Queen Eve to infiltrate the icy realm of Bitterland, where Princess Lectress has vanished. With Etta Candy and the Holliday Girls in tow, Wonder Woman battles the Seal Men—Prince Pagli, Count Frigid, and their unseen allies—while uncovering secrets tied to Professor Frooz’s strange research. But as the rescue unfolds, a surprising twist sends Princess Lectress on a secret journey of her own, hidden aboard the Amazon Maiden’s Invisible Plane.
In this 1945 biography from Wonder Woman #13, the life of Sojourner Truth unfolds — from her early years as Isabelle, born into slavery and denied education, to her powerful rise as a fearless voice for justice. Her journey from oppression to advocacy, driven by unwavering conviction and eloquence, shines through in this poignant four-page portrait of a remarkable woman.
In the frozen depths of the South Pole, Wonder Woman and Steve Trevor find themselves enslaved in the eerie Electric Gardens, forced to toil under the rule of the villainous King Rigor and his Seal Men allies. With the help of the defiant Eveland girls and a quiet resistance brewing beneath the electric vines, Diana and Steve must find a way to reclaim their freedom—before the garden’s pulse consumes them all.
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Reprinted in Wonder Woman #[nn] (1972), Wonder Woman #[nn] (1972), The Greatest Golden Age Stories Ever Told #[nn] (1990), Wonder Woman Archives #6 (2010), Wonder Woman: The Golden Age Omnibus #2 (2017)
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