Wonder Woman Archives #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis sixth volume of the Wonder Woman Archives series collects Wonder Woman #28-33, originally published in 1948. Written by William Moulton Marston and Robert Kanigher, with art by H.G. Peter, these Golden Age tales feature the Amazon Princess battling villains like the Duke of Deception and the Cheetah in classic, whimsical adventures. The Archive Editions present these stories in hardcover with restored, high-quality color reproductions, preserving the early lore of the DC Universe's foremost heroine.
In "The Octopus Plants," Wonder Woman joins Queen Eve in a daring mission to Bitterland after Princess Lectress vanishes, uncovering a hidden network of captured Eveland girls. As Wonder Woman fights her way through the hostile territory, an unexpected twist unfolds—Princess Lectress has secretly stowed away on the Amazon Maiden's Invisible Plane, bound for Holliday College. Written by Charles Moulton and illustrated with bold precision by Harry Peter, with inks by Harry Peter and Arlene and colors by Digikore, this story from the Wonder Woman Archives #6 (2010) features a cover by Harry Peter.
When Wonder Woman encounters a peculiar gardener whose strange blooms seem to pulse with life, she's drawn into a mystery that spirals into a web of disappearances and deadly intentions. As the Holliday Girls and Etta Candy help unravel the truth, Diana must confront a twisted plot tied to a reformed villain and a hidden legacy—before the next flower blooms in blood.
In "Peril on Paradise Island," Wonder Woman [Diana Prince] finds herself entangled in a high-stakes legal drama when she testifies at the trial of a spy accused of stealing U.S. military secrets—only for her golden lasso to be stolen during the proceedings. With the lasso now in the hands of the cunning Countess Draska Nishki and her men, Diana must rely on her wits and the aid of Steve Trevor and Queen Hippolyte as the Amazons prepare to defend Paradise Island from a threat that turns the courtroom into a battleground.
In "The Icebound Maidens [Part 1]," Wonder Woman is dispatched by Aphrodite to rally the women of Venus—led by Queen Desira and her daughter Eve—against the menacing Seal Men, who have seized Eve and threaten their frozen realm. With the Amazons at her side and the fate of an entire people hanging in the balance, Diana must inspire courage in a people long isolated, even as ancient forces stir beneath the ice.
In "The Mystery Maid [Part 2]," Wonder Woman teams up with Queen Eve to infiltrate the icy realm of Bitterland, where Princess Lectress has vanished. As they battle the Seal Men—Prince Pagli, Count Frigid, and their unnamed allies—Wonder Woman rescues several girls from Eveland, unaware that the missing princess has secretly stowed away on the Amazon Maiden's Invisible Plane, bound for Holliday College.
In the frozen heart of the South Pole, Wonder Woman and Steve Trevor are enslaved in the eerie Electric Garden, a surreal prison run by the Seal Men. With help from the defiant Eveland girls and the cunning Princess Lectress, they plot a daring uprising against their captors, testing their courage and resolve in a battle of wills beneath the polar lights.
When Etta Candy enacts a daring "punishment" for new Holliday College sophomores during Baby Week—sending them to the infamous Ghost House—her prank takes a surprising turn as the legendary Holliday Girls, along with Wonder Woman, General Darnell, and the Heyday family, find themselves entangled in a mystery that blurs the line between prank and peril. With the enigmatic Joel Heyday and his gang lurking in the shadows, the eerie house reveals secrets that test loyalty, courage, and the true meaning of sisterhood.
When Steve Trevor is tasked with delivering secret papers to General Bleak, the mission takes a dangerous turn after the documents vanish from his jacket—leaving only a trail of confusion and suspicion. With the help of Wonder Woman, Steve must unravel a web of deception involving a mysterious enemy agent, a spy posing as a cousin, and a pair of children caught in the crossfire.
Wonder Woman is entrusted with a vital treaty between Mexico and the U.S., but her mission takes a dangerous turn when General Jose Pierez and his Bandidos ambush her. With the help of Steve Trevor, Etta Candy, and the Holliday Girls, Diana must navigate a web of deception—especially after encountering Marya, the giantess, and her mother, as tensions rise between the two nations.
In the whimsical heart of Shamrock Land, Wonder Woman and her allies track the elusive Gentleman Killer—Rudolph Hessenpfeffer—through hidden caves, only to see him vanish into a realm of mischievous leprechauns and enchanted folklore. Welcomed by the unsuspecting Princess Elaine and the playful Little People, including Hoppy, Shaggy, and Woggle, the hunt takes a surreal turn as Diana and her team navigate a land where charm masks danger and every grin could be a trap.
In the enchanted realm of Shamrock Land, Wonder Woman must break free from a magical stupor to stand against the Gentleman Killer, now the tyrannical Prime Minister, as he exploits the land’s magic for his own gain. With Steve Trevor, Etta Candy, and the mysterious Queen of the Little People at her side, Diana faces off against the cunning villain and his mischievous leprechaun allies, Hoppy, Shaggy, and Woggle, in a battle where magic, greed, and courage collide.
When Ferva Shayne hands Steve Trevor a mysterious electronic globe, she bets he’ll finally outshine Wonder Woman—turning their rivalry into something far more personal. But as Steve’s strength grows, so does the danger, drawing Wonder Woman, Etta Candy, and the Holliday Girls into a web spun by the newly formed Lawbreaker’s Protective League.
When Steve Trevor gets a frantic call from the president of Tin Plate Incorporated, fearing for his life, Wonder Woman is called to investigate a web of danger tied to the enigmatic Tycoon Club. With Steve, Etta Candy, and the Holliday Girls at her side, Diana must unravel the mystery behind the club’s sinister new members—especially the elusive Mr. Pipsqueak and the calculating stockbroker Resin—before another life is lost.
When a pair of midget criminals posing as children target a jewelry store, Wonder Woman and Steve Trevor find themselves tangled in a case that’s as deceptively small as the suspects themselves. With General Darnell, Etta Candy, and the Holliday Girls on the scene, the hunt for the real culprits leads to a shocking reveal: the thieves aren’t just hiding in plain sight—they’re part of a larger, more dangerous scheme.
When a massive chunk of Neptune crashes into the Pacific, triggering global earthquakes, Wonder Woman and her allies must confront the mysterious arrival of Neptunia—and its enigmatic rulers, the Masters of Neptunia, led by the coldly calculating Stalthon. As tensions rise and the world braces for what comes next, Diana, Steve Trevor, and the Holliday Girls find themselves at the heart of a crisis that blurs the line between invasion and alliance.
In "The Tigeapes of Neptunia, Part 2: The Masters of the Water," Wonder Woman finds herself trapped in a watery labyrinth where the Masters of Neptunia, led by the enigmatic The Great Solo, turn her allies into mechanos—cold, metallic servants of their will. With Etta Candy and the Holliday Girls by her side, Diana must navigate the submerged ruins of Neptunia, confronting the tigeapes and the sinister forces behind the transformation, all while trying to stop the Masters from claiming Earth’s oceans.
In the killer’s cage, Wonder Woman and Etta Candy slip into the guise of tigeapes to uncover the truth behind Neptunia’s deception—only to discover a scheme so vast it threatens Earth’s very place in the cosmos. As the Masters of Neptunia reveal their plan to drag the planet into orbit around Neptune, Diana must confront not only the alien warlord Soldar and the enigmatic Great Solo, but the chilling mechanics of a planetary abduction orchestrated from within.
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