Wonder Woman Archives #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis seventh volume of the Wonder Woman Archives series collects issues #26-30 of the original Golden Age Wonder Woman comic, originally published in 1948. Written by William Moulton Marston and drawn by H.G. Peter, these stories continue the Amazon Princess's adventures during her classic era, featuring her battles against villains like the Duke of Deception and the Cheetah. Presented in the Archive Editions' high-quality hardcover format, this book preserves the original comic art and coloring for collectors and fans of vintage superhero storytelling.
In "The Mystery of Lake Iceberg," Wonder Woman uncovers a dangerous deception when Dr. Fiendo claims to have invented an atom-splitter—only she sees through his ruse. Though disbelieved, she must act when Fiendo seizes power, imprisons the President, and installs his gang in control of the courts. With her wits and resolve, the Amazon Princess takes on a corrupt regime, determined to restore justice. Written by Charles Moulton and illustrated by Harry Peter, with colors by Digikore, this classic tale features a striking cover by Harry Peter.
In "The Mystery of Lake Iceberg," Wonder Woman races to rescue Lorraine Staunch after her kidnapping at a snowy ski resort, with Steve Trevor and General Darnell counting on her to stop a growing threat. When Etta Candy and the Holliday Girls vanish next, Diana must navigate treacherous terrain and a sudden avalanche—just as a new villain, Zavia, and her gang emerge from the frozen wilderness.
When Steve Trevor finds himself entangled with Margo Vandergilt, his romantic interest quickly turns dangerous—her charm hides a deeper conspiracy as she’s secretly part of the Fellock gang, a criminal network blackmailing military officials. With Steve in peril and secrets at risk, Wonder Woman must unravel the deception before the Holliday Girls and Colonel Jack Harvey are compromised, all while confronting a new threat in the form of Corine, the gun moll who bears a striking resemblance to Margo.
When the mysterious Speed Ferret saves Etta Candy from a sniper’s bullet, Wonder Woman finds herself drawn into a dangerous game of trust—especially when Ferret claims to be Steve Trevor’s rival and insists on helping track down a gang of counterfeiters. As Wonder Woman, Steve, and Etta follow the trail with the enigmatic Ferret and his crew, loyalty is tested and secrets begin to surface.
In the far reaches of the solar system, Wonder Woman and the Holliday girls race to rescue one of their own from King Pluto, the mythological ruler of the underworld who has taken up residence on a dark, desolate planet. As the Amazons and their queen, Hippolyte, watch from afar, Diana must face not only the king’s eerie minions but also a chilling power that threatens to dissolve her in a sea of stolen light.
In "In Pluto's Kingdom, Part 2: The River of Liquid Fire," Wonder Woman and her allies—Etta Candy and the Holliday Girls—push deeper into the fiery heart of Pluto’s realm, facing his infernal guardians as they race to reclaim their stolen bodies. With King Pluto vanishing into the shadows, the fate of Earth now hangs in the balance.
In "In Pluto's Kingdom, Part 3: King Pluto's Revenge," Wonder Woman races to save Steve Trevor, who’s been taken by the vengeful King Pluto, as the villain demands a powerful dynamo to illuminate his dark realm—threatening to let the kidnapped Holliday Girls fade into eternal darkness if she refuses. With Steve’s secretary and her allies watching from afar, Diana must navigate Pluto’s twisted kingdom, where even the shadows seem to conspire against her.
In "The Brand of Madness," Wonder Woman arrives at Holliday College to investigate a strange outbreak linked to a mysterious red-winged fly, its bite driving victims into violent frenzy. With the help of Steve Trevor, Etta Candy, and the enigmatic Professor Chemico, Diana must unravel the truth behind Professor Toxino’s twisted experiment before the madness spreads further—especially as the Surgeon General and Dean Meg Sourpuss grow increasingly suspicious of her presence.
In "Case of the Valiant Dog," Wonder Woman steps in when a dog named Rex intervenes during a gang raid on General Darnell’s office, only to be nearly shot by police. As she investigates, Diana uncovers a surprising link between the dog’s loyalty and a missing man—Sandy Nolan’s father, now working under a false identity with a gang led by Joe and others. With Steve Trevor and Miss Ryan by her side, Wonder Woman must piece together a truth hidden in plain sight, where memory, loyalty, and justice are tangled in a case no one expected.
In "The Winds of Time [Part 1]," Wonder Woman and Steve Trevor journey to ancient Rome to aid Dr. Lana Kurree—now known as Servilia—after she’s mysteriously swept through time by the Winds of Time. Trapped in a world of political intrigue and hidden identities, Lana must confront her past as the Roman noblewoman Prue, face her deceitful fiancé Carl Ambishun, and unravel the dangerous legacy of Tribune Lamercus, all while the shadow of Dictator Sulla looms over the city.
In "The Winds of Time, Part 2: The Redskins' Revenge," Wonder Woman and Steve Trevor ride into the Old West to stop a deceitful scheme, uncovering a web of fraud that pits the Holliday Girls—disguised as the Gumdrop Dance Hall Terpsichoreans—against a corrupt trader and a tribe led by Chief Greatheart. With the help of Etta Candy, Dr. Lana Kurree, and the enigmatic Paula von Gunther, Diana must confront the villain Carl Ambishun, known as Silas Sneek, before the balance of justice is lost to the past.
In "The Winds of Time, Part 3: Subterranean Death," Wonder Woman races against time to free herself and the Holliday Girls from a deadly trap beneath the city, while Carl Ambishun manipulates Dr. Lana Kurree into signing over her groundbreaking cancer cure—using a false murder charge to corner her. With Steve Trevor and General Darnell on the edge of a breaking point, and Paula von Gunther watching from the shadows, Diana must outthink a villain who’s turned the underground labyrinth into a deadly game.
In "The Treachery of Fiendo," Wonder Woman must confront a charismatic villain posing as a peacekeeper, Dr. Fiendo, whose so-called scientific breakthrough hides a dangerous scheme. With the President imprisoned and the government under the control of Fiendo's loyal Peace Police, Diana must rally allies like Steve Trevor and Etta Candy to expose the deception and restore justice—before democracy itself collapses.
When Gerta Von Gunther unleashes a race of monstrous bughumans she’s enlarged from their natural form, Wonder Woman must race to stop the tiny tyrants before they shrink humanity to their own scale. With Steve Trevor, Etta Candy, and the Holliday Girls caught in the crossfire, and the fate of the world hanging in the balance, Diana Prince faces a threat unlike any she’s encountered—both in size and in cunning.
In "The Return From the Dead [Part 1]," Wonder Woman must track down a cunning imposter who’s stolen a powerful new invention, all while the real Diana Prince confronts a villain who’s vanished—only to return in the most shocking disguise yet. With Steve Trevor, Etta Candy, and the Holliday Girls by her side, Diana races to expose a deception that blurs the line between hero and enemy.
In "The Drugged WAC [Part 2]," Wonder Woman teams up with Etta Candy and the Holliday Girls to confront Dr. Psycho, who’s using his former wife, Marva Psycho, to craft ectoplasm disguises. With the clock ticking, Diana and her allies must outwit the villain’s traps and free Marva before her mind is lost to his control.
In "Ectoplasmic Death [Part 3]," Wonder Woman faces a renewed threat as Dr. Psycho—now disguised as Tyrone Gayblade—breaks free from prison and enlists the help of his former secretary, Joan White, to conjure ghostly illusions. With Etta Candy caught in the crosshairs of his dangerous charm and a new suitor, Oscar Sweetgulper, the line between deception and desire blurs as Wonder Woman races to stop a scheme that could unravel her allies from within.
When the unhinged Syonide escapes a mental institution and storms Etta Candy’s lavish costume ball, Wonder Woman finds herself ambushed and taken—just as she’s trying to protect General Darnell and the Holliday Girls. With the villain’s twisted motives still unknown, Diana must rely on her wits and strength to survive a night where every mask hides a threat.
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