Wonder Woman Archives #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis second volume of the Wonder Woman Archives series collects the earliest adventures of the Amazon Princess, reprinting stories from the Golden Age of comics. Featuring the debut of the Cheetah as a recurring villain, these tales showcase Wonder Woman's early battles against Axis spies and mythological threats, as crafted by creator William Moulton Marston and artist H.G. Peter. The hardcover edition preserves the original color and artwork from the 1940s issues, offering a definitive look at the character's foundational lore.
In "Mars, The God of War," Wonder Woman takes Jo and Steve Trevor’s niece to the zoo, where a talking lion—unbeknownst to the children, broadcasting Nazi signals through a swallowed radio—sets off a chain of events leading to Cairo. With the help of Steve Trevor and a mysterious spy network led by Princess Yasmini, Wonder Woman races to uncover a hidden enemy operation. Written by William Marston and illustrated with bold clarity by Frank Godwin, this classic tale features dynamic art and a thrilling mystery, all capped by a striking cover by Harry Peter.
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Wonder Woman takes Bobby to the zoo, where they meet Steve Trevor and his niece. The two kids discover that one of the lions can talk, but are unaware the "talk" comes from a radio swallowed by the lion which the Nazis use to communicate. This leads Wonder Woman and Steve to Cairo where they uncover Princess Yasmini and her group of spies.
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