Wonder Woman #38
In "The Girl from Yesterday!", Wonder Woman takes on a daunting challenge: help the Holliday Girls complete five impossible tasks—where men have failed—to win a million-dollar scholarship fund for their college. Written by Charles Moulton and brought to life with dynamic art by Harry Peter (pencils and inks), this 1949 classic showcases Wonder Woman’s strength and wit in a story that pushes back against prejudice with grace and resolve. The cover by Harry Peter captures the moment with bold, timeless flair.
In "The Five Tasks of Thomas Tighe!", Wonder Woman teams up with the determined Holliday Girls to tackle a series of daunting challenges set by a wealthy, skeptical benefactor—Thomas Tighe—whose fortune hinges on proving women can succeed where men have failed. With the fate of the Holliday College scholarship fund at stake, the girls must overcome each task, guided by Wonder Woman’s wisdom and strength, while facing the lingering influence of figures like Capt. Rab, James Magnus, and the enigmatic Earl Dean.
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Reprinted in Wonder Woman #[nn] (1972), Wonder Woman #[nn] (1972)
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