Wonder Woman, #252 British
Published: February 1979
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The Empress of the Silver Snake! (1)
Characters
- Wonder Woman
- Empress of the Silver Snake [Astarte]
Credits
- Pencils: Ross Andru
- Inks: Dick Giordano
- Letters: Todd Klein
The Empress of the Silver Snake!
Storyline
Diana Prince begins her training at NASA, just as an evil alien entity attacks all liftoffs from Earth, searching for her intended prey-- Wonder Woman.
Characters
- Princess Diana
- Wonder Woman
- Conrad Starfield
- General Robert Novack
- Mike Bailey (introduction)
- Stacy Macklin (introduction, later Lady Lunar)
- Queen Hippolyta
- Malania (Amazon astronomer)
- The Empress of the Silver Snake [Astarte]
Credits
- Script: Jack C. Harris
- Pencils: José Delbo
- Inks: Joe Giella
- Colors: Jerry Serpe
- Letters: Milt Snapinn
Story Notes
It is noted that a candidate for astronaut needs to have clocked over 1000 hours flight time, and have a BA in Engineering, Physical Science or Mathematics, suggesting Diana Prince may have stretched the truth on her application. Conrad Starfield's hair starts out brown, and becomes black later in the issue. Wonder Woman notes that her robot plane is of "a magical nature." Stacy Macklin later becomes Lady Lunar in World's Finest Comics (DC, 1941 series) #266.
An Unbeatable Power!
Storyline
Superman is captured by Big Dome with a Kryptonite beam, but two children distract the villain with Hostess Twinkies, allowing Superman to escape.
Characters
- Superman [Clark Kent
- Kal-El]
- Big Dome
Credits
- Pencils: Curt Swan
- Inks: Vince Colletta
Storyline
Letters from John Doherty; M.L. Fennessy; Penny Jacobson.
Credits
- Script: Davy Demol
Volume 78 Issue 47 - Week of November 26, 1978
Credits
- Script: Bob Rozakis
- Editing: Bob Rozakis
- Editing: Anthony Tollin
Story Notes
Solicitations for titles shipping the weeks of November 26, 1978 and December 11, 1978. Ask the Answer Man column. Spotlight on Superman Family #194 and Justice League of America #164.
Credits
- Script: Fred Hembeck
- Pencils: Fred Hembeck
- Inks: Fred Hembeck
- Letters: Fred Hembeck