Wonder Woman #3
In "Part 1: A Spy on Paradise Island," Wonder Woman arrives on her homeland to celebrate Diana's Day, unaware that a hidden stowaway—Paula von Gunther’s slave girl—has boarded her plane with deadly intentions. The island’s peace is threatened from within as a secret mission unfolds beneath the surface of the festivities. Written by Charles Moulton and illustrated by Harry Peter, with cover art by H. G. Peter, this 1943 issue blends wartime intrigue with the timeless spirit of Wonder Woman’s origin.
In "Part 1: A Spy on Paradise Island," Wonder Woman returns to Paradise Island for Diana's Day, her presence a celebration of peace—until a hidden stowaway, Eve Brown, slips through the festivities with a deadly mission. As the island’s harmony is tested by secrets and deception, Queen Hippolyte, Steve Trevor, and the Amazons must navigate a web of loyalty and danger, unaware that one among them is already compromised.
In the fiery aftermath of a Nazi sabotage attempt, Kibby Maxwell and Ann Maxwell find themselves caught in a web of wartime deception and heroism, where loyalty is tested and redemption takes unexpected form. As the fate of a munitions factory hangs in the balance, the line between enemy and ally blurs—especially when one woman’s sacrifice redefines what it means to serve justice.
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Reprinted in Wonder Woman Archives #2 (2000), The Wonder Woman Chronicles #2 (2012), Wonder Woman: The Golden Age Omnibus #1 (2016), Wonder Woman: The Golden Age #1 (2018)
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