Wonder Woman Archives #5
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis fifth volume of the DC Archive Editions series reprints classic Wonder Woman stories from the early 1950s, showcasing the Golden Age adventures of the Amazon Princess as she battles villains and champions justice. Featuring the work of writer Robert Kanigher and artist H.G. Peter, this hardcover collection preserves the original comic book pages in a high-quality archival format.
In "The Disappearance of Tama," Etta intercepts a sinister phone call hinting at murder, prompting her and Diana to infiltrate a studio costume party in hopes of stopping it. When a movie star—dressed as Wonder Woman—arrives at the same event, her sudden appearance throws the investigation into chaos. Written by William Marston and illustrated by Harry Peter, with colors by Jamison and a cover by Harry Peter, this 2007 archive issue blends mystery and myth with a classic touch.
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Etta overhears a telephone conversation plotting a murder, so she and Diana go to a studio costume party to prevent the crime from being carried out. Although Diana is dressed as Wonder Woman, a beautiful movie star, supposedly kidnapped and murdered, also shows up at the studio party dressed as Wonder Woman!
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