Under The Sea

Are you even ready for a fetish-filled adventure?
Welp, ready or not, here it comes.
And pay attention; there'll be a quiz later.
How many fetishes can you spot?

by Moulton & Peters
from COMIC CAVALCADE #9, 1944 Winter Issue

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So-o-o.......how many fetishes did you count? (I was just kiidding, there's no quiz.)
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Wacky Wonder Woman Sequence

Here's one of those inexplicable sequences that only could have come from '70s licensed products, specifically the book and record read-a-long sets made by Power Records. In this, Diana actually does a rodeo trick underwater. Not a misprint, I did in fact mean to say underwater. Have a look for yourself.

by Rich Buckler and Dick Giordano







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The audio of the book and record set is animated on YouTube
If you just want to see the layouts, small scans of the whole booklet are viewable at one of the many Power Records Fansites
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WHAT IF...WEDNESDAY WITH WONDER WOMAN

This is not technically a "What If" scenario in the truest sense, but it does involve an alternate reality in which history is changed because of only one simple accident. So...
What if you saw the future and had a way to change it for the better?

by Robert Kanigher and Harry Peter
from WONDER WOMAN #60, July 1953











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Breakfast With Diana

Adding to our ever-growing selection of free and/or promotional comics is this Wonder Woman comic from Post™ cereals, circa 1979. As you'd expect, this isn't the type of story that would win any awards or even get nominated for "best story", but you've gotta admit that a free comic (or free toy or stickers or whatever) in your cereal did make for a good morning. Unless your brother woke up earlier than you and snagged it first.
















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Pocket Sized Parody

In 1967, TOPPS released a set of sixteen little parody comics under the title KRAZY LITTLE COMICS. They are extremely rare due to the fact that they were printed in smaller quantities than Topps' baseball cards and they had only limited distribution. A complete set sold at an auction for over $1000 USD.
This is the Wonder Woman parody, "BLUNDER WOMAN", illustrated by none other than Wally Wood himself.
Most of the whole set can be viewed over at The Wonderful Wonderblog.








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