Wonder Woman #24
In "Tutine, the Tutor of Destruction," Wonder Woman steps into Central High School to honor top students, only to find her visit disrupted by Ezy Waye, a clever but lazy pupil who cheats his way to the spotlight. The moment sets off a chain of events that draws the attention of a dangerous racketeer, testing the Amazon Princess’s resolve in a world where academic success isn’t always earned. Written by Charles Moulton and illustrated by Harry Peter, with inks by Harry Peter and Arlene, this 1947 classic features cover art by Harry Peter.
Wonder Woman visits Central High School to honor top students, but her presence coincides with a scheme by the cunning racketeer C. Tutine, who sees an opportunity in a lazy student’s dishonest success. As Ezy Waye’s cheating earns him unexpected praise, Tutine and his gang, including the menacing Bignose, begin to exploit the school’s vulnerabilities—setting the stage for a clash between justice and deception.
When a mysterious villain known as the Mask begins terrorizing the city by affixing deadly masks to her victims, suspicion falls on everyone—including Wonder Woman, Steve Trevor, and even Etta Candy. With the Holliday Girls and a new ally, the enigmatic Fancy Framer, caught in the web of deception, Diana Prince must unravel the truth behind the Mask’s identity before more lives are lost.
In "The Curse of Montezuma," Wonder Woman teams up with Steve Trevor and Etta Candy to protect the heir to a lost Aztec treasure, uncovering a centuries-old mystery tied to Emperor Montezuma and the ruthless Hernando Cortez. As ancient secrets rise from the depths, Wonder Woman must confront the vengeful Aztec Queen Azta and the lingering shadows of conquest—before the curse of the past consumes them all.
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Reprinted in Wonder Woman: The Golden Age Omnibus #3 (2019)
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