Sensation Comics (Volume 1) with a cover date of February, 1944.
Contents
- 1 Synopsis for Wonder Woman: "The Masquerader"
- 2 Appearing in Wonder Woman: "The Masquerader"
- 3 Synopsis for Black Pirate: "The Sword of Genghis Khan"
- 4 Appearing in Black Pirate: "The Sword of Genghis Khan"
- 5 Synopsis for Little Boy Blue: "The Beggar Boy"
- 6 Appearing in Little Boy Blue: "The Beggar Boy"
- 7 Synopsis for Gay Ghost: "Brown & Jones"
- 8 Appearing in Gay Ghost: "Brown & Jones"
- 9 Synopsis for Mister Terrific: "The Puzzling Portraits"
- 10 Appearing in Mister Terrific: "The Puzzling Portraits"
- 11 Synopsis for Wildcat: "The Rise of Bigfist Conlin"
- 12 Appearing in Wildcat: "The Rise of Bigfist Conlin"
- 13 Notes
- 14 Trivia
- 15 See Also
- 16 Links and References
Synopsis for Wonder Woman: "The Masquerader"
In the Magic Sphere it is foretold that Wonder Woman will be accused of stealing a plan, so Hippolyta decides to prevent this. She captures Wonder Woman with the lasso while disguised as her, and makes her promise not to investigate her, after which he swaps Wonder Woman's lasso with hers. Wonder Woman is then gassed by Darrel and bound with the lasso. When she comes to she has amnesia. Darrel unties her hands and makes her contact Colonel Darrel to get Plan 48, the Official plan for disposition of all the air and sea forces. When he brings it to Wonder Woman, he is coshed by the thugs, who steal the plan. Wonder Woman realizes they are crooks and attacks them, her subconscious makes her deflect the bullets, so she is gassed again. Dalgan then has her bound to the train track, then leaves with the paper worth $5,000,000. Darrel tries to have Wonder Woman arrested, but Hippolyta, impersonating Diana, quickly changes, and comes in, meaning Steve says the other Wonder Woman was an impostor. Forewarned by the Magic Sphere, Hippolyta says Dalgan stole it and is on the Knickerbocker Flyer Train. It is too late to stop it, but Darrel says they'll catch him at Baltimore. Hippolyta knows the danger Wonder Woman is in and contacts her telepathically, restoring her mind. But thinking the golden rope is the magic lasso Wonder Woman thinks she cannot break it as the Knickerbocker Flyer moves towards her, However Hippolyta tells her what has happened and she breaks out, and captures Dalgan.
Appearing in Wonder Woman: "The Masquerader"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Holliday Girls
- General Darnell
- Steve Trevor
- his team of G-2 Agents
- Steve Trevor
Antagonists:
- Duke Dalgan
- his gang of international racketeers
- Iron Giants
Other Characters:
Locations:
Items:
Vehicles:
- Wonder Woman's Invisible Plane
- Knickerbocker Flyer, (hi-speed luxury passenger train from Washington, D.C. to New York City)
Synopsis for Black Pirate: "The Sword of Genghis Khan"
Appearing in Black Pirate: "The Sword of Genghis Khan"
Featured Characters:
Antagonists:
- Kutchun
- his Tartars
- group of swordsmen
- Tsar Ivan (Behind the scenes)
Other Characters:
- Ataman Irmak
- his Cossacks
Locations:
- Tana, on the Black Sea
Items:
- Sword of Ghengis Khan
Synopsis for Little Boy Blue: "The Beggar Boy"
Appearing in Little Boy Blue: "The Beggar Boy"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
Antagonists:
- Mike
- his gang
Other Characters:
- truck driver
- Mrs. Van Gates
- Jimmy
Locations:
Items:
- Christmas Presents
Synopsis for Gay Ghost: "Brown & Jones"
Appearing in Gay Ghost: "Brown & Jones"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Lt. Charles Collins (Appears only as a corpse)
Antagonists:
- Gat Malone
- his gang
Other Characters:
- Sam Brown, amateur inventor
- Ralph Jones, amateur inventor
- Mrs. Jones
- Egbert Jones
- Chief Haskins
- Police
Items:
- Television Set that can see across town
- Television Set that can see the future
Synopsis for Mister Terrific: "The Puzzling Portraits"
Appearing in Mister Terrific: "The Puzzling Portraits"
Featured Characters:
Antagonists:
- Benson (aka Tucker)
- his gang
Other Characters:
- Mr. Rogers
Items:
- expensive antique painting, concealing expensive antique necklace
Synopsis for Wildcat: "The Rise of Bigfist Conlin"
Appearing in Wildcat: "The Rise of Bigfist Conlin"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
Antagonists:
- Rasp, gangster
Other Characters:
- Bigfist Conlin
Notes
- Published by J.R. Publishing Company
- The Masquerader is reprinted in 'Wonder Woman Archives Vol. 4'.
Trivia
- In Earth-Two continuity,[1] and in New Earth continuity,[2] Hippolyta impersonates Diana in the role of Wonder Woman, during World War II.
See Also
Links and References
- ↑ Sensation Comics #26
- ↑ Wonder Woman (Volume 2) #131
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- M.C. Gaines/Executive Editor
- Harry G. Peter/Cover Artist
- William Moulton Marston/Writer
- Sheldon Moldoff/Penciler
- Evelyn Gaines/Writer
- Howard Purcell/Penciler
- Stan Aschmeier/Penciler
- Paul Reinman/Penciler
- Harry G. Peter/Penciler
- Harry G. Peter/Inker
- Sheldon Mayer/Editor
- Sheldon Moldoff/Inker
- Frank Harry/Penciler
- Frank Harry/Inker
- Howard Purcell/Inker
- Stan Aschmeier/Inker
- Paul Reinman/Inker
- Diana of Paradise Island (Earth-Two)/Appearances
- Holliday Girls (Earth-Two)/Appearances
- Etta Candy (Earth-Two)/Appearances
- Phillip Darnell (Earth-Two)/Appearances
- Steven Trevor (Earth-Two)/Appearances
- Hippolyta (Earth-Two)/Appearances
- Aphrodite (New Earth)/Appearances
- United States of America/Appearances
- Washington, D.C./Appearances
- Baltimore/Appearances
- Maryland/Appearances
- Bracelets of Submission/Appearances
- Lasso of Truth/Appearances
- Wonder Woman's Tiara/Appearances
- Magic Sphere/Appearances
- Mental Radio/Appearances
- Wonder Woman's Invisible Plane/Appearances
- Jon Valor (New Earth)/Appearances
- Thomas Rogers (New Earth)/Appearances
- Blue Boys/Appearances
- Big City/Appearances
- Keith Everet (New Earth)/Appearances
- Charles Collins (New Earth)/Appearances
- Terrence Sloane (New Earth)/Appearances
- Ted Grant (New Earth)/Appearances
- Hiram Skinner (New Earth)/Appearances
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- 1944
- 1944, February
- 1943, December (Publication)
- Sensation Comics Vol 1
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