Wundergirl #7/1982
In "Doktor Psycho," Steve Trevor lies comatose as Dr. Psycho siphons his ectoplasmic energy to forge a new body—Captain Wunder—whose first act is to attack Wundergirl. Just as she gains the upper hand, the arrival of Silberschwan shifts the tide in a shocking turn. Written by Roy Thomas and brought to life with moody precision by Gene Colan, with inks by Romeo Tanghal and colors by Carl Gafford, this 1982 issue features a striking cover by Gene Colan and Dick Giordano.
In a twist that fractures reality, Dr. Psycho siphons Steve Trevor’s ectoplasmic energy while he lies comatose, using it to forge a new form—Captain Wunder. Now wielding a body of stolen power, the villain turns on Wundergirl, forcing her into a desperate fight. Just as victory seems within reach, Silberschwan arrives, shifting the balance with a threat of her own.
When a dangerous beam meant for Superman strikes Lois Lane, she’s thrown into a strange, desolate dimension where only skeletal women and tiny police dwarves dwell. There, she meets Titanman—a towering figure of immense strength who’s determined to make her his bride.
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