Wundergirl #1
In "Beherrscher der Frauen," Wundergirl returns to the Justice League after a mysterious absence, determined to earn her place back by completing twelve trials. With Superman secretly watching her every move, she journeys to the Paradise Island, where her mother Hippolyte reveals the power of the Memory Chair to restore her lost memories. As she faces the Cavalier, whose ability to control women threatens her resolve, Wundergirl must confront her past—without knowing what she’s truly fighting to reclaim. Written by Len Wein, illustrated by Curt Swan with inks by Tex Blaisdell, and featuring a cover by Bob Oksner, this 1976 issue captures a pivotal moment in the character’s journey.
In "Schrumpftropfen," Wundergirl must stop a criminal auction of a mysterious shrinking serum, only to be caught in its effects herself. Now tiny, she fights her way through the villainous scheme, using wit and courage to outmaneuver foes like Hippolyte and Roy, all while the serum’s effects threaten to trap her in miniature. With Mary Grey and Dr. Phillip Grey watching from the sidelines, Wundergirl’s determination proves that size isn’t everything.
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