WONDER WOMAN The Golden Age Omnibus Volume 5

This is a wonderful period for Diana's adventures. The Sensation issues are today highly collectible and a lot of fun, as top DC writer Robert Kanigher took over when Marston passed away, and added better plots and more hip, modern adventures for our heroine. And artist Harry Peters was turning in some of his best covers ever, as you will quickly see. Wonder Woman discovers her double in a mummy case; battles a hurricane; races hot rods; gets trapped in time; fights aliens, giants, pirates and robots. This run includes the "all girl" issues of Sensation Comics. These are today among the most collectible issues, as better stories and lots of female co-stars made these issues, in the #90s, just a ton of fun to read and look at. As super heroes were being phased out of comics, our heroine kept going and even got better, not only in her own title but as lead feature in Sensation Comics also. -Bud Additional writers include top tier writer William Woolfolk, Lee Goldsmith, and H. L. Gold -- amazingly, the editor of soon-to-be-created Galaxy Magazine, the premier sci-fi digest of the 1950s. Also collects the Wonder Woman story from Action Comics #142.