SUFFERING SAPPHO! WILLIAM MOULTON MARSTON and the Earliest Days of WONDER WOMAN

A BIRTHDAY SALUTE…

Wonder Woman creator William Moulton Marston was born 133 years ago, on May 9, 1893. The Amazing Amazon has endured long after his death in 1947, but for this year’s birthday salute, we’re spotlighting some of WW’s earliest DC adventures with a look at 13 PAGES from her October 1941 debut in All-Star Comics #8, her first solo features in Sensation Comics #1-5, and the July 1942 premiere of Wonder Woman #1. 

They’re an interesting lot, and all were written by Marston under his pen name Charles Moulton, and illustrated by H.G. Peter.

Great Hera!

All-Star Comics #8, October 1941

All-Star Comics #8 story page

All-Star Comics #8 story page

Sensation Comics #1, Nov. 1941

Sensation Comics #2, Dec. 1941

Sensation Comics #3, Jan. 1942

Sensation Comics #4, Feb. 1942

Sensation Comics #5, March 1942

Wonder Woman #1, July 1942

Wonder Woman #1

Wonder Woman #1

Wonder Woman #1

Wonder Woman #1

MORE

— 13 GOLDEN AGE COVERS: A WILLIAM MOULTON MARSTON Birthday Salute. Click here.

— The Wild and Weird World of H.G. PETER’s WONDER WOMAN. Click here.

Author: Dan Greenfield

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  1. Someone pointed out to me that H.G. Peter full name was Harry Peter. LOL!

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