Wundergirl #13/1982
In "Videosucht!", Wundergirl faces off against the sinister Commander Video, whose hypnotic video technology is enslaving more and more people. When she tries to stop him, even General Darnell—under the control of the electronic mind—orders rocket fire, forcing her to confront a threat that’s as much about technology as it is about will. Written by Roy Thomas and Dan Mishkin, with dynamic art by Gene Colan and inks by Frank McLaughlin, and colored by Carl Gafford, this 1982 issue features a cover by Rich Buckler and Frank Giacoia.
When Commander Video's addictive video device begins enslaving people across the city, Wundergirl steps in to stop him—only to be attacked by General Darnell, who’s fallen under the electronic tyrant’s control. With her allies like Steve Trevor and Etta Candy watching helplessly, Wundergirl must find a way to break the mind-control before the city is lost to the game.
In a tense moment of uncertainty, Huntress [Helene Wayne - Erde II] grapples with the cryptic threat from Crimelord (Rückblick) as two small-time crooks, Sammy and Fred, guard the bound Harry Sims and another figure in the shadows. With the air thick with suspense, Harry makes a desperate bid for freedom—just as the full weight of the Crimelord’s plan begins to unfold.
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