Wonder Woman #66 (1954) for Sale - Where to Buy

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Seq	Story	Type	Pages	Credits	Characters
0	The Talking Tiara!	cover	1	pencils: Irwin Hasen; inks: Bernard Sachs
1	Binky Says: "Welcome, Amigo!"	public service announcement	1	script: Jack Schiff; pencils: Bob Oksner; inks: Bob Oksner
2	The Olympics of Terror!	comic story	10	script: Charles Moulton; pencils: Harry Peter; inks: Harry Peter	The Duke of Deception, Steve Trevor
4	Broken Engagements!	cartoon	0.5	script: Julius Schwartz; pencils: Morris Waldinger; inks: Tom Nicolosi
5	Clothing of Fortune!	cartoon	1	script: Julius Schwartz; pencils: Morris Waldinger; inks: Tom Nicolosi
6	The Talking Tiara!	comic story	5.67	script: Charles Moulton; pencils: Harry Peter; inks: Harry Peter	Steve Trevor; aliens from Ignium; Hippolyta [sic]
8	-	cartoon	1	script: Julius Schwartz; pencils: Morris Waldinger; inks: Tom Nicolosi
9	Romantic Notions	cartoon	0.5	script: Julius Schwartz; pencils: Morris Waldinger; inks: Tom Nicolosi
10	Editorial Advisory Board	promo (ad from the publisher)	0.5	letters: typeset
11	The Dazzling Dolls	text article	2	script: Julius Schwartz
12	The Missing Wonder Woman!	comic story	8	script: Charles Moulton; pencils: Harry Peter; inks: Harry Peter	Hippolyta, Steve Trevor
13	Gail Laughlin	comic story	1	script: Julius Schwartz; pencils: Morris Waldinger; inks: Tom Nicolosi
14	The Line of Stars Presents	promo (ad from the publisher)	1

Plus 2.83 pages of advertisements and other matter across 4 sequences, as published.

Collection	Year
Wonder Woman #14531	1978	On eBay ›
Wonder Woman in the Fifties #[nn] ISBN 978-1-77950-762-4	2021	On eBay ›
Wonder Woman: The Golden Age Omnibus #6 ISBN 978-1-77952-597-0	2025	On eBay ›

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