Wonder Woman #29
In "Ice World's Conquest!", Wonder Woman faces a chilling threat when Professor Chemico, armed with a climate-changing machine, journeys to the Arctic with the Holliday Girls—unaware that the icy realm is home to a hidden race of snow people, whose Prime Minister has far more dangerous plans. With H. G. Peter's dynamic art bringing the frozen frontier to life, this 1948 classic from writer Charles Moulton delivers a rare, early tale of environmental ambition and hidden peril. The cover by H. G. Peter captures the icy drama in bold, striking detail.
In "Ice World's Conquest!", Wonder Woman and Steve Trevor race to the Arctic after Professor Chemico's climate machine awakens a hidden civilization of ice-dwelling people. As the Holliday Girls and Dean Sourpuss join the expedition, Wonder Woman must navigate the treacherous terrain and confront the cunning Prime Minister Blizzard, who plans to exploit the machine for global domination—before the frozen realm itself turns against them.
In "The Treasure Hunt," Wonder Woman arrives on Adventure Island to protect the Holliday Girls—Dorine and her friends—during a perilous treasure hunt, where they face threats from a vengeful ghost tied to a long-buried pirate’s past. As the mystery unfolds, the island’s secrets surface through a cast of new figures: a suspicious caretaker, a wary fisherman, a secretive property owner, and a group of city boys drawn by legend. With danger lurking in the shadows and a ghostly figure from a pirate’s dark history on the move, Wonder Woman must uncover the truth before the hunt turns deadly.
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Reprinted in Wonder Woman #29 (1948), Wonder Woman: The Golden Age Omnibus #4 (2020)
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