Wonder Woman #74
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Carnival of Peril!", Wonder Woman takes on a cunning gang that’s hidden its stolen goods inside an amusement park, shutting it down to throw her off the trail. With her signature strength and resourcefulness, she flips the script by operating the very rides meant to trap her—turning the carnival’s dangers into her advantage. Written by Charles Moulton and illustrated by Harry Peter, with a dynamic cover by Irwin Hasen and Bernard Sachs, this 1955 classic blends action and whimsy in a uniquely playful adventure.
In "The Carnival of Peril!", Wonder Woman faces off against the Seaside Bank robbers, who’ve hidden their stolen fortune inside an amusement park and shut it down to thwart her. With the park’s rides now her battlefield, she takes control of the spinning teacups and looping rollercoasters, turning the carnival’s thrills into a high-stakes chase. Steve Trevor, ever the ally, stands by as she races to uncover the loot before the criminals vanish into the crowd.
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