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| CoverArtist1 = José Luis García-López |
| CoverArtist1 = José Luis García-López |
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+ | | Editor1_1 = Dennis O'Neil |
| Writer1_1 = Gerry Conway |
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| Penciler1_1 = Jose Delbo |
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| + | | Quotation = I am not interested in odds, Doctor! All I care about is a MAN... A man I don't want to lose.... to something INSANE you call WAR! |
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+ | | Speaker = [[Diana of Paradise Island (Earth-Two)|Wonder Woman]] |
| StoryTitle1 = The Biology Bomb |
| StoryTitle1 = The Biology Bomb |
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| + | | Synopsis1 = Returning, in her Invisible Plane, to Washington from her [[Wonder_Woman_Vol_1_234#Synopsis_for_.22And_Death_My_Destiny.22|battle aboard the U-boat]], Wonder Woman spots a sabotage attempt taking place on the roof of a boxcar in a freight train, speeding toward Washington. She leaps out of her plane and pounces on the masked saboteurs; she quickly subdues them.<!-- then they kind of disappear while she's dealing with the orphans. --> Diana has brought with her two orphans from overseas, and near Washington she encounters difficulty in placing them in an orphanage, but eventually they are taken in at the Jerusalem Home. |
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| + | Wonder Woman changes into Yeoman Prince and visits Major Trevor at Walter Reed Army Hospital. Consulting physician Charles McNider has found an inflamed area, slightly abraded and possibly infected, on Steve's arm, but his concern is haughtily brushed off by a senior surgeon. McNider is later proven right: Steve Trevor is mutated into a 6000-pound raging monster with a stolen formula of unknown origin. In a titanic battle at the Washington Monument, Wonder Woman recognizes Steve, but before she can smooth over the conflict, a tank shoots Steve with its cannon, from close range, and he falls down. Doctor McNider checks him out and [[Wonder_Woman_Vol_1_236#Synopsis_for_.22Armageddon_Day.22|declares him dead]]. |
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'''Featured Characters:''' |
'''Featured Characters:''' |
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'''Supporting Characters:''' |
'''Supporting Characters:''' |
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* {{a|[[Charles McNider (New Earth)|Doctor Mid-Nite]]}} |
* {{a|[[Charles McNider (New Earth)|Doctor Mid-Nite]]}} |
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| + | * {{a|[[Steven Trevor (Earth-Two)|Steve Trevor]]}} {{ApDeath}} |
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| − | '''Villains:''' |
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| + | '''Antagonists:''' |
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| + | * {{a|[[Armageddon (New Earth)|Armageddon]]}} |
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| + | ** Karl, two others, |
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'''Other Characters:''' |
'''Other Characters:''' |
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| + | * {{a|[[Franklin Delano Roosevelt (New Earth)|President Roosevelt]]}} |
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| + | * {{a|[[Dwight D. Eisenhower (New Earth)|General Eisenhower]]}} |
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| + | * Doctor Rabin |
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| + | * Horst, refugee orphan |
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| + | * Freida, refugee orphan |
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| + | * Mrs. Sandhurst, Wilmont Orphanage |
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| + | * {{a|[[United States Army]]}} |
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'''Locations:''' |
'''Locations:''' |
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| + | * {{a|[[Earth-Two|Earth-Two]]}} ({{a|[[1943]]}}) |
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| + | ** {{a|[[United States of America]]}} |
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| + | *** {{a|[[Virginia]]}} |
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| + | **** Wilmont |
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| + | ***** Wilmont Orphanage |
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| + | *** {{a|[[Washington, D.C.]]}} |
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| + | **** Jerusalem Home |
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| + | **** {{a|[[Walter Reed Army Medical Center|Walter Reed Army Hospital]]}} |
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| + | **** {{a|[[Washington Monument]]}} |
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| + | **** {{a|[[White House]]}} |
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'''Items:''' |
'''Items:''' |
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| + | * Mid-Nite's {{a|[[Blackout Bomb]]}}s |
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| + | * Amazonium {{a|[[Bracelets of Submission]]}} and {{a|[[Wonder Woman's Tiara|Tiara]]}} |
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| + | * stolen "Muutorr" formula, [[Hugo Strange (Earth-Two)|inventor unknown]] |
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'''Vehicles:''' |
'''Vehicles:''' |
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| + | * {{a|[[Wonder Woman's Invisible Plane]]}} |
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| Notes = |
| Notes = |
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| + | * The freight train saboteurs wear purple skin-tight costumes with head masks and Nazi insignia. They drop out of the story halfway thru page 3, but presumably are jailed in the DC area. |
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| + | * [[Armageddon (New Earth)|Armageddon]] is famous enough, in 1942, to have a code name and be mentioned in the newsreels, but his identity and whereabouts are never learned. |
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| + | * Armageddon's name for the type of "artificial mutant" into which Major Trevor was transformed was "Muutorr". |
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| Trivia = |
| Trivia = |
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| Recommended = |
| Recommended = |
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| Links = |
| Links = |
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Revision as of 11:02, 8 March 2020
I am not interested in odds, Doctor! All I care about is a MAN... A man I don't want to lose.... to something INSANE you call WAR! 
Wonder Woman #235 is an issue of the series Wonder Woman (Volume 1) with a cover date of September, 1977.
Synopsis for "The Biology Bomb"
Returning, in her Invisible Plane, to Washington from her battle aboard the U-boat, Wonder Woman spots a sabotage attempt taking place on the roof of a boxcar in a freight train, speeding toward Washington. She leaps out of her plane and pounces on the masked saboteurs; she quickly subdues them. Diana has brought with her two orphans from overseas, and near Washington she encounters difficulty in placing them in an orphanage, but eventually they are taken in at the Jerusalem Home.
Wonder Woman changes into Yeoman Prince and visits Major Trevor at Walter Reed Army Hospital. Consulting physician Charles McNider has found an inflamed area, slightly abraded and possibly infected, on Steve's arm, but his concern is haughtily brushed off by a senior surgeon. McNider is later proven right: Steve Trevor is mutated into a 6000-pound raging monster with a stolen formula of unknown origin. In a titanic battle at the Washington Monument, Wonder Woman recognizes Steve, but before she can smooth over the conflict, a tank shoots Steve with its cannon, from close range, and he falls down. Doctor McNider checks him out and declares him dead.
Appearing in "The Biology Bomb"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Doctor Mid-Nite
- Steve Trevor (Apparent Death)
Antagonists:
- Armageddon
- Karl, two others,
Other Characters:
- President Roosevelt
- General Eisenhower
- Doctor Rabin
- Horst, refugee orphan
- Freida, refugee orphan
- Mrs. Sandhurst, Wilmont Orphanage
- United States Army
Locations:
- Earth-Two (1943)
- United States of America
- Virginia
- Wilmont
- Wilmont Orphanage
- Wilmont
- Washington, D.C.
- Jerusalem Home
- Walter Reed Army Hospital
- Washington Monument
- White House
- Virginia
- United States of America
Items:
- Mid-Nite's Blackout Bombs
- Amazonium Bracelets of Submission and Tiara
- stolen "Muutorr" formula, inventor unknown
Vehicles:
Notes
- The freight train saboteurs wear purple skin-tight costumes with head masks and Nazi insignia. They drop out of the story halfway thru page 3, but presumably are jailed in the DC area.
- Armageddon is famous enough, in 1942, to have a code name and be mentioned in the newsreels, but his identity and whereabouts are never learned.
- Armageddon's name for the type of "artificial mutant" into which Major Trevor was transformed was "Muutorr".
See Also