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"Wonder Woman: "The Midget Mystery"": A couple of midgets pretend to be small children in order to steal jewels.

Sensation Comics #48 is an issue of the series Sensation Comics (Volume 1) with a cover date of December, 1945.

Synopsis for Wonder Woman: "The Midget Mystery"

A couple of midgets pretend to be small children in order to steal jewels.

Appearing in Wonder Woman: "The Midget Mystery"

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Antagonists:

  • Topso
  • Teen1
    • their gang

Other Characters:

  • Sam, jeweler (Dies)
  • Mary, jeweler
  • Mr. Grange, courier (Dies)


Synopsis for Picture Stories from Mythology: "The Ham-Leapers"


Appearing in Picture Stories from Mythology: "The Ham-Leapers"

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Villains:

  • Gaea
    • Enceladus (First appearance)
    • Typhon (First appearance)

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Vehicles:

  • Ganymede's Chariot

Synopsis for Little Boy Blue and the Blue Boys: "Ghost Trouble"


Appearing in Little Boy Blue and the Blue Boys: "Ghost Trouble"

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Supporting Characters:

  • Dan Rogers
  • Martha Rogers

Antagonists:

  • two crooks

Other Characters:

  • group of children

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Synopsis for Mister Terrific: "Losses Pay a Profit"


Appearing in Mister Terrific: "Losses Pay a Profit"

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Antagonists:

  • gang of racketeers

Synopsis for Wildcat: "Thru Darkest Africa with Stretch Skinner"


Appearing in Wildcat: "Thru Darkest Africa with Stretch Skinner"

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Antagonists:

  • hostile natives

Other Characters:

  • J. Huntington Ives, millionaire
  • Arthur Ives
  • Phyllis Ives
  • George Ives
  • Curry, assistant

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Notes

  • Wonder Woman: The Midget Mystery is reprinted in 'Wonder Woman Archives Vol. 6'.
  • Picture Stories from Mythology: "The Ham-Leapers": The story mentions the word "gay" twice; at the time this story was released, the word had no homosexual connotation instead meaning "lighthearted and carefree". The story also leaves out Typhon removing Zeus' sinews.
  • Also appearing in this issue of Sensation Comics was: Tippie by Frances Edwina Dumm.



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