Famous First Edition Vol 1 C-30

"Wonder Woman Arrives in Man's World": This story is reprinted from Sensation Comics #1.

"Wonder Woman Arrives in Man's World"
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Famous First Edition
1974
Cover Artists	Harry G. Peter
Wonder Woman Arrives in Man's World
Writers	William Moulton Marston
Pencilers	Harry G. Peter
Inkers	Harry G. Peter
Editors	Sheldon Mayer
The Marriage of Jon Valor
Writers	Sheldon Moldoff
Pencilers	Sheldon Moldoff
Inkers	Sheldon Moldoff
Editors	Sheldon Mayer
The Origin of Mister Terrific
Writers	Charles Reizenstein
Pencilers	Everett E. Hibbard
Inkers	Everett E. Hibbard
Editors	Sheldon Mayer
The Origin of the Gay Ghost
Writers	Gardner Fox
Pencilers	Howard Purcell
Inkers	Howard Purcell
Editors	Sheldon Mayer
The Origin of Little Boy Blue
Writers	Bill Finger
Pencilers	Jon L. Blummer
Inkers	Jon L. Blummer
Editors	Sheldon Mayer
The Origin of Wildcat
Writers	Bill Finger
Pencilers	Irwin Hasen
Inkers	Irwin Hasen
Editors	Sheldon Mayer
Previous Issue	Famous First Edition #C-28
Next Issue	Famous First Edition #F-4

Famous First Edition #C-30 is a one-shot published in 1974.

Appearing in "Wonder Woman Arrives in Man's World"

Featured Characters:

• Wonder Woman

Supporting Characters:

• Steve Trevor

Antagonists:

• Al Kale
• Gang of Spies

Other Characters:

• Diana Prince
• Colonel Darnell

Locations:

• Paradise Island
• Washington, D.C.

Items:

• Bracelets of Submission
• Wonder Woman's Tiara

Vehicles:

• Wonder Woman's Invisible Plane (First appearance)
  
  

Synopsis for "Wonder Woman Arrives in Man's World"

This story is reprinted from Sensation Comics #1.

Wonder Woman returns Steve Trevor to America, from Paradise Island, in her invisible plane. Leaving him at the hospital, she finds a job working for promoter Al Kale. She later quits after learning that Kale is crooked and returns to visit a recovering Steve Trevor. Outside the hospital Wonder Woman bumps into a nurse named Diana Prince who looks just like her. Using the money she earned from Kale she convinces the nurse to let her take on her identity.

Disguised as the nurse, Diana visits Steve. Once fully recovered Steve returns to work with Army Intelligence and chases down a spy ring. Diana saves Steve's life again and helps him bust up the spies. When Steve returns with tales of a Wonder Woman, people are skeptical, but his nurse Diana Prince knows the truth.

Appearing in "The Marriage of Jon Valor"

Featured Characters:

• Black Pirate

Supporting Characters:

• Donna Bonita

Antagonists:

• Don Carlos

Other Characters:

• Phillip II of Spain
• Father Fernando

Locations:

• 16th Century Spain
  

Synopsis for "The Marriage of Jon Valor"

This story is reprinted from Sensation Comics #1.

Believing that his beloved Donna Bonita is lost to the despicable Don Carlos, Jon Valor eschews secrecy and attacks the Spanish Fleet under his own identity. The battle goes badly, and he is captured. Although they do not realize he is secretly the Black Pirate, the Spanish don't like Valor either, and his execution is quickly scheduled.

Donna Bonita shows up and disrupts the execution by marrying Jon Valor on the spot. King Philip grants Jon Valor a conditional pardon: he shall be spared as long as he is loyal to Spain. Donna Bonita and Jon Valor both know that the Black Pirate has no intention of being loyal to Spain.

Appearing in "The Origin of Mister Terrific"

Featured Characters:

• Mister Terrific (First appearance)

Supporting Characters:

• Wanda Wilson (First appearance)

Antagonists:

• Big Shot

Other Characters:

• Billie Wilson

Locations:

• New York City
  • Fair Play Club (First appearance)
    

Synopsis for "The Origin of Mister Terrific"

This story is reprinted from Sensation Comics #1.

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Appearing in "The Origin of the Gay Ghost"

Featured Characters:

• Gay Ghost (Keith Everet) (First appearance) (Flashback and main story) (Origin)

Supporting Characters:

• Deborah Wallace (20th Century descendant of the original Deborah Wallace) (First appearance)
• Charles Collins (First appearance)

Antagonists:

• Nazi spies

Other Characters:

• Deborah Wallace (18th Century fiancee of Keith Everet) (First appearance) (Dies in flashback)
• Michael O'Mara

Locations:

• Ireland
  • Castle Connaught
    

Synopsis for "The Origin of the Gay Ghost"

This story is reprinted from Sensation Comics #1.

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Appearing in "The Origin of Little Boy Blue"

• Little Boy Blue

Supporting Characters:

• Blue Boys
  • Toughy
  • Tubby
• Dan Rogers, D.A.

Antagonists:

• Wolf Lupo

Other Characters:

• Frankie
• Kraus
• Martha Rodgers

Locations:

• Big City
  

Synopsis for "The Origin of Little Boy Blue"

This story is reprinted from Sensation Comics #1.

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Appearing in "The Origin of Wildcat"

Featured Characters:

• Wildcat (First appearance)

Supporting Characters:

• Joan Fortune (First appearance)

Antagonists:

• Flint

Other Characters:

• Fain
• Henry Grant
• Joe Morgan (First appearance)
• Skinner
• Socker Smith (First appearance)

Locations:

• Earth-Two
  • New York City
    

Synopsis for "The Origin of Wildcat"

This story is reprinted from Sensation Comics #1.

Notes

This issue reprints Sensation Comics #1 in its entirety.

Trivia

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