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Wonder Woman #48

DC · Series began 1942 · July-August 1951

Dates

Cover date
July-August 1951
On sale
May 21, 1951
Pages
52

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Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: Irwin Hasen, Harry Peter, Ray Thompson, Martin Naydel, Stookie Allen, Raymond Perry, John Giunta, Bob Oksner, Henry Boltinoff, Win Mortimerinks: Bernard Sachs, Harry Peter, Ray Thompson, Martin Naydel, Stookie Allen, Raymond Perry, John Giunta, Bob Oksner, Henry Boltinoff, Win Mortimerscript: Robert Kanigher, Martin Naydel, Stookie Allen, Julius Schwartz, Henry Boltinoff, Jack Schiffletters: Martin Naydel, Stookie Allen, Henry Boltinoffediting: Julius Schwartz

Stories

  • Wonder Woman vs. Robot Woman! · 14 pages

    Elektro builds a Wonder Woman robot and uses it for crime.

  • The Treasure of Capt. Storm · 12 pages
  • Giants on the Earth · 2 pages
  • Anne Dacier · 2 pages
  • The Theft of the Robot Plane · 10 pages

    Criminals gain control of Wonder Woman's Robot plane by taping her voice commands.

Publisher’s description

On behalf of justice, Wonder Woman, the mighty Amazon, has fought many strange villains-from the plant people of Rykornia to the mole men in the land beneath the North Pole! Now Wonder Woman-beautiful as Aphrodite, wise as Athena, stronger than Hercules, and swifter than Mercury-clashes with an antagonist exactly like herself, except for a mechanical brain, in the most sensational fight of all time...“Wonder Woman vs. Robot Woman!” Plus, what is the startling crisis that threatens to close the doors of Holliday College, and causes Wonder Woman to search the treacherous ocean bed for a pirate ship sunk three centuries ago? The Amazing Amazon lives a lifetime of thrills every minute in her most sensational adventure...“The Treasure of Capt. Storm.” And finally, have you ever wondered about Wonder Woman's unique plane? Silent, transparent, fleet as the wind, answering its mistress’s spoken commands like an obedient aerial steed, it has thrilled millions! Coveted by the underworld, the Amazonian aircraft has always remained in Wonder Woman’s possession, and she has foiled all efforts to steal it! That is why Wonder Woman is cast in her most desperate adventure, with the odds overwhelmingly against her, in...“The Theft of the Robot Plane.”

Characters

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Reprinted in

Wonder Woman: The Golden Age Omnibus (2016), Action Comics (1938), Buzzy (1944), Secret Hearts (1949)

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