Wonder Woman #295
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Video Mania!", Wonder Woman faces a chilling new threat as the true mastermind behind the Commander Video scheme is exposed—someone whose influence extends even to military forces now turned against her. Written by Roy Thomas and Dan Mishkin, with Gene Colan’s evocative art and Frank McLaughlin’s sharp inks, this 1982 DC classic blends suspense and sci-fi intrigue, all wrapped in Rich Buckler and Frank Giacoia’s dynamic cover.
In "Video Mania!", Wonder Woman faces a chilling new threat when the enigmatic General Electric—posing as Commander Video—uses mind-control technology to manipulate military forces and turn them against her. With Steve Trevor and Etta Candy by her side, Diana must unravel the web of deception before even the most trusted allies become weapons in a war waged through screens and silence.
In "Out of the Darkness," Huntress [Helena Wayne] faces a desperate race against time when her friend Alfred Beagle is poisoned and left with no hope of recovery. With Harry Sims by her side and the faintest lead to a cure, she refuses to give up—pushing herself to uncover a remedy no one else believed possible.
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Reprinted in Wundergirl #12/1982 (1982), Wundergirl #13/1982 (1982), Wundergirl #1/1983 (1983), Adventure #3 (1983), Huntress: Darknight Daughter #[nn] (2007), The Huntress: Origins #[nn] (2020)
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