Wundergirl #12/1982
In "Spielmanie!", Helena Wayne—known to some as Huntress—is abruptly taken by a mysterious armored figure who immediately reveals he knows her true identity. Though he appears to let her go, his real intent becomes clear when he challenges her to a battle of skill and will. Written by Paul Levitz and brought to life by Joe Staton’s dynamic art, with inks by Bruce Patterson and colors by Adrienne Roy, this 1982 issue features a striking cover by Gil Kane and Frank Giacoia.
In "Spielmanie!", Wundergirl receives a mysterious "Commander Video" game for her birthday, but when the device activates, it triggers a bizarre chain of events that throws her into chaos—sending Blockbuster into a mindless rampage at a missile base and testing the limits of her control. With help from Etta Candy, Steve Trevor, and the Macon family, Diana Prince must untangle the game’s influence before it’s too late.
In "Steinerne Wände - Eiserne Ketten!", Huntress [Helena Wayne - Erde II] is abducted by a man in armor who knows her true identity. Though he claims to release her, he instead challenges her to a deadly duel, testing her resolve and skill in a confrontation that promises to push her to her limits.
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