Wonder Woman #19
In "Invisible Terror!", Wonder Woman faces her greatest test yet when she’s captured by the villain Blitz and forced to power an invisible death ray meant to destroy Steve Trevor. With Marya’s help, the Amazon Princess fights back against the Nazi forces, turning the tide before Steve’s plane arrives with reinforcements. Written by Charles Moulton and illustrated by Harry Peter, this 1946 classic showcases the hero’s courage and resourcefulness in a tense, high-stakes battle—cover by Harry Peter.
In "Invisible Terror!", Wonder Woman races to uncover the source of a deadly invisible ray targeting top U.S. military leaders, leading her from Washington to the jungles of Africa. With General Darnell and other high-ranking officers falling victim, Diana Prince must track down Marya the Jungle Girl—now a captured Holliday Girl—before Nazi war criminals revive their schemes beneath the waves.
In "The Witchdoctor's Cauldron," Wonder Woman and Marya the Jungle Girl confront a band of African natives—Chief Grusco and the Meanugs—aligned with the Nazis, uncovering their sinister use of the enslaved Zoogoos to fuel a deadly death ray. When the duo is captured, Steve Trevor races to their rescue, diving into a perilous jungle conflict where ancient rituals and wartime secrets collide.
In the heart of a hidden jungle stronghold, Wonder Woman faces her greatest trial yet—surrendering to the ruthless Supreme Leader Blitz to save her friends, only to be forced into a deadly role as a living power source for his invisible death ray. With Marya the Jungle Girl by her side and the Meanug forces closing in, Diana must break free and outwit the villains before Steve Trevor’s arrival can turn the tide.
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Reprinted in Wonder Woman: The Golden Age Omnibus #3 (2019)
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