Wonder Woman #153
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Wonder Girl's Stolen Face! Part One," Wonder Girl finds herself in a whirlwind of aquatic chaos—rescued from a giant roc only to be clung to by both Bird-Boy and Mer-Boy as they plunge into the sea. Taken captive by a fearsome Giant Merman, she soon faces an even stranger threat when The Duke of Deception, wielding Martian science, performs a shocking transformation, replacing her face with a hybrid of her own and a grotesque, stitched-together "Frankenstein-face." Written by Robert Kanigher and brought to life by Ross Andru’s dynamic art and Mike Esposito’s bold inks, this 1965 issue—complete with a striking cover by Andru and Esposito—delivers a surreal, high-stakes adventure that redefines identity and danger in the Amazon’s world.
When the Martian Duke of Deception unleashes a monstrous scheme to steal Wonder Girl’s face, the Wonder Family must face a threat that attacks not just the body, but the very image of beauty itself. As Mer-Boy and Bird-Boy cling to Wonder Girl in awe, even amid a terrifying assault by a giant roc, the line between admiration and danger blurs in the heart of Themyscira.
In the underwater depths, Wonder Girl struggles to escape the clutches of the Giant Merman, her every move complicated by the persistent affections of Bird-Boy and Mer-Boy, who refuse to let go. Just as she gains a moment’s reprieve, the Duke of Deception arrives, wielding Martian science to perform a shocking transformation—replacing her face with a grotesque fusion of her own features and a monstrous, stitched-together visage.
Wonder Girl, reeling from her sudden and unexplained transformation, spirals into a destructive rage before choosing exile to protect her loved ones. On her journey away from Themyscira, she’s captured by the Duke of Deception, who reveals the shocking truth behind the loss of her original face—leaving her to face a past she never knew.
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Reprinted in Showcase Presents: Wonder Woman #3 (2010)
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