Sensation Comics, #93
Published: September-October 1949
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The Man Who Could Read Wonder Woman's Mind!
"In one second, Wonder Woman, I shall expose your secret identity to the world..."
Characters
- Princess Diana (mainstream Universe)
- Wonder Woman (mainstream Universe)
- Talbot the Great
Credits
- Pencils: Harry Peter
- Inks: Harry Peter
- Colors: Jack Adler (uncertain)
Story Notes
Inside front cover.
The Man Who Could Read Wonder Woman's Mind!
"Wonder Woman cannot hide her thoughts from me..."
Storyline
Diana prevents an attempt by Talbot the Great to read her mind, and thus expose her secret identity, by having Paula use her machines on Paradise Island to scrable her thought patterns.
Characters
- Etta Candy
- Princess Diana (mainstream Universe)
- Steve Trevor (mainstream Universe)
- Paula von Gunther
- Wonder Woman (mainstream Universe)
- Talbot the Great
- Wanda
- Holliday Girls
Credits
- Script:
- Pencils: Harry Peter
- Inks: Harry Peter
- Letters: Magica Quartet
- Letters: Margaret Wroten
Story Notes
Writer credit by Martin O'Hearn. First issue not signed by Harry G. Peter? Peter was relying more on several unnamed art assistants during this period.
Stan Musial
"Is your name Irene?"
Credits
- Script: Martin Naydel
- Pencils: Martin Naydel
- Inks: Martin Naydel
Editorial Advisory Board
A Medal for Streak!
"For conspicuus bravery..."
Storyline
Jim takes a group of city kids for a vacation in the woods. All enjoy themselves except Stan Richards. Streak saves him from mortal danger on several occasions but Stan denies his assistance, and abuses the dog both verbally and physically. Eventually a gang of crooks knock Streak out and Stan comes to is rescue.
Characters
- Streak
- Jim Faraday
- Stan Richards
Credits
- Script: Robert Kanigher (uncertain)
- Pencils: John Giunta
- Inks: John Giunta (uncertain)
Story Notes
Keith Chandler identifies the artist as John Giunta on pencils and probable inks.
"Tall, thin people are usually serious and quiet...."
Storyline
Betty is reading a book on human characteristics. When Willy arrives she tells him he is too thin to laugh.
Characters
- Willy Nilly
- Betty Billings
- her father
Credits
- Pencils: Frank Harry
- Inks: Frank Harry
Story Notes
data from Jerry Bails
Something Is Always Buzzzzzzing
Featuring Buzzy
Sara Josepha Hale
"She was beloved by women in lonely posts in foreign lands..."
Characters
- Sara Josepha Hale
- Martha Mitchell
Credits
- Pencils: John Giunta (uncertain)
"My! My! Where are you going all dressed up?"
Storyline
Bonny wants to go to the jamboree, but her father prefers to see a film at the Bijou.
Characters
- Bonny
- her father
Story Notes
Keith Chandler : Art was previousy credited to Bob Oskner ?, but is cearly signed HYR, i.e. Hy Rosen. Bails has Rosen working on the feature the previous year.
Knives, Forks and Spoons
Credits
- Pencils: Luca Maresca
- Inks: Luca Maresca
- Colors: Luca Maresca
The Purple Thread!
"A darting shuttle threads a sinister pattern..."
Storyline
Goren, a surly carpet manufacturer, weaves the location of potential crimes into his tapestries, changing them regularly. Valerie spots the connection between design and actual crimes being committed.
Characters
- Valerie Vaughn [Lady Danger]
- Gary Grath
- Mr. Goren
Credits
- Pencils: Emil Gershwin
- Inks: Bernard Sachs
- Inks: Emil Gershwin
Story Notes
Data from Jerry Bails and Bob Hughes. R. Gary Land argued that this was not Emil Gershwin's work, but Gene Reed confirmed it as Gershwin, with the difference in the artwork being due to it being inked by Bernard Sachs and not by Gershwin. Keith Chandler sees the clean classical lines of Gershwin in all the inking except the heads of Lady Danger, which is Sachs.
Watch for Wakely!
Featuring Jimmy Wakely
Smokey the Fire-Preventing Bear Comes to the Rescue of Peter Porkchops
Credits
- Script: Jack Schiff
- Pencils: Rube Grossman
- Inks: Rube Grossman
Romantic As an Arizona Sunset
Featuring Romance Trail
Story Notes
Inside back cover.
Story Notes
Back cover.