Wonder Woman, #80

Published: February 1956

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Wonder Woman #80

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Issue Contents:
The Mask of Mystery!
1 page superhero
Characters
Credits
Story Notes

Cover pencils and inks credits confirmed from Julius Schwartz's editorial records, provided by DC Comics. We formerly credited the art to Irv Novick, as per Craig Delich and Jerry Bails.

Story 1 1 page
Story Notes

Inside front cover.

The Mask of Mystery!
Story 2 8 pages superhero
Storyline

It's a race against time as Wonder Woman attempts to remove an impenetrable time-bomb mask affixed to her face while she was sleeping.

Characters
Credits
Story Notes

Wonder Woman reads braille. It is noted Wonder Woman had sent Machino to prison 10 years earlier.

Story 3 0 pages
Story Notes

from Daisy Manufacturing Company

Wedding Notions
Story 4 1 page non-fiction; romance
Story 5 1 page

Featuring Women of Distinction!

Story 6 1 page non-fiction

"The honor of being the first woman college president..."

The Origin of the Amazon Plane!
Story 7 8 pages superhero
Storyline

Wonder Woman recounts the three trials she completed to win her Robot Plane.

Characters
Credits
Story Notes

Unlike earlier versions, this Robot Plane does not seem to be a product of Amazon science; how it was created is not disclosed. It is noted the plane will respond to the voice of the person daring enough to collect and assemble its parts.

Story 8 1 page
Buzzy Asks: "Do You Know How to Be a Good Baby-Sitter?"
Story 9 1 page advocacy; teen
Storyline

The rules to being a good babysitter.

Characters
Credits
The World's Most Famous Valentines!
Story 10 2 pages non-fiction
Characters
  • Charles, Duke of Orleans
  • John Lydgate
  • Henry V
  • The Duke of York
  • Lady Arabella Stuart
  • Emperor Claudius
  • Juno Regina (goddess)
SOS - Saturn!
Story 11 8 pages superhero
Storyline

Wonder Woman and Steve Trevor help repel an attack on Saturn from Titan, one of its moons.

Characters
  • Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]
  • Steve Trevor
Credits
Story Notes

The Robot Plane has a magnetic ray. This version of the Saturnians are possibly different from the evil slave-driving Saturnians seen in Wonder Woman (DC, 1942 series) #10 (Fall 1944).

Story 12 0 pages

Featuring Littleton Stamp Co.

Story 13 1 page
Story 14 1 page
Story 15 1 page
Story Notes

Inside back cover.

Story 16 1 page
Story Notes

Sold by Wilson Chemical Co. Back cover.