Wonder Woman #210
In "The Golden Women and the White Star!", Wonder Woman confronts a mysterious red planet devouring everything in its path, rushing to save those trapped within its deadly grasp—though something about the situation feels deeply off. Meanwhile, in a thrilling second feature, a cunning scientist uses a shrinking formula to challenge Wonder Woman in her most compact showdown yet. Written by Robert Kanigher and illustrated by Ric Estrada, with inks by Vince Colletta and lettering by Milt Snapinn, the cover by Ric Estrada and Vince Colletta captures the cosmic tension and scaled-down peril of this 1974 adventure.
In "The Golden Women and the White Star!", Wonder Woman answers a desperate call from the Crystal Planet, where she and Wundergirl are drawn into a battle against mysterious golden figures said to be threatening the world’s balance. As the two heroes fight to protect the planet, they begin to suspect the truth behind the golden women’s sudden attack—before the full deception is revealed, it may already be too late.
In "The Shrinking Formula," Wonder Woman races to stop a dangerous auction where a mysterious shrinking serum is up for sale. When the formula accidentally splashes her, she finds herself miniaturized—yet still determined to stop the criminals, battling them on a giant scale before finding a way to return to her normal size.
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Reprinted in Wonder Woman #4 (1975), Wundergirl #1 (1976), Wundergirl #3 (1976), Hercule #11 (1979)
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