Wonder Woman (Volume 1) with a cover date of January, 1952.
Synopsis for "The Amazing Impersonation"
Wonder Woman takes on the guise of librarian Jane Case after her rude and clueless boss at the Daily Globe tries to force her to reveal her secret identity. The Daily Globe starts a contest with a cash prize for people to guess Wonder Woman's secret identity, and the women who are suspected of being Wonder Woman start being targeted in murderous attacks. The Jane Case identity gets revealed as Wonder Woman when she rescues the people in a car that drove off a bridge, right in front of some reporters recording a story.
Appearing in "The Amazing Impersonation"
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- Miss Grey
- Bill Davis from Newsreel News
- Jack from Newsreel News
- Matthew from Daily Globe
- Sandra Shaw
- Lila Dane
- Canyon City Connie (Cameo)
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- Municipal Library
- Garo's hideout
- Daily Globe
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Synopsis for "Wonder Woman's Strange Substitute"
Appearing in "Wonder Woman's Strange Substitute"
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- Petty criminals
- Spies
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- Prof. Adam Donalds
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Synopsis for Wonder Women of History: "Caroline Herschel"
Appearing in Wonder Women of History: "Caroline Herschel"
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Synopsis for "Wonder Woman -- Hospital Nurse"
Appearing in "Wonder Woman -- Hospital Nurse"
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- Oliver West
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- Curly (a dog)
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Notes
- There is a WXYZ Radio microphone in the cover; This was a radio station where Alan Scott, the first Green Lantern worked. This is the last reference about the station in the Golden Age.
- The second story implies that an Amazon will permanently lose her immortality if she sets foot in "Man's World."
- Also appearing in this issue of Wonder Woman were:
- "Let's Dance" (text article) by M. Sarafianos
- State Facts: "Rhode Island" by Martin Naydel
- Superboy Says: "Share With Others" (PSA) by Jack Schiff, Win Mortimer, and Ira Schnapp
- Varsity Vic by Henry Boltinoff
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