Wonder Woman #26
In "Speed Maniacs from Mercury!", Wonder Woman races to the aid of the King of the White Star, only to be captured by Queen Supreema and her golden warriors—only to discover the truth behind the strange red planet and the deadly radiation it's sending toward Earth. Written by Charles Moulton and illustrated by Harry Peter, with inks by Harry Peter and Arlene, this 1947 adventure blends sci-fi mystery with the heroism of Wonder Woman and the Holliday Girls, all framed by a striking cover by Harry Peter.
When Wonder Woman and the Holliday Girls crash-land on Mercury, they’re swiftly captured by the planet’s towering, deranged giantesses—Speeda and her sisters—who rule over a society of enslaved male slaves. Trapped in a world where idle power has twisted minds and turned women into ruthless tyrants, Diana must find a way to break the cycle before the madness consumes them all.
In "The Golden Women and the White Star!", Wonder Woman races to intercept a cosmic threat when Army scientists detect a deadly red planet, only to be drawn into a galactic mystery after receiving a distress call from the King of the White Star. Captured by Queen Supreema and her golden women, Wonder Woman and the Holliday Girls soon discover the Intergalactic Peacekeeping Force may not be who they seem—while the Genii People and their ruthless leader, King Crystallar, loom as a far greater danger.
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Reprinted in Wonder Woman: The Golden Age Omnibus #4 (2020)
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