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74May 1955
$0.10

Wonder Woman #74

DC · May 1955 · on sale 1955-03-20

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Series
Wonder Woman (DC, 1942 series)
Issue
#74
Publication date
May 1955
Key date
1955-05-00
On-sale date
1955-03-20
Indicia publisher
National Comics Publications Inc.
Price
$0.10
Pages
36
Rating
Approved by the Comics Code Authority

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0One-Woman Rodeo!cover1pencils: Irwin Hasen; inks: Bernard Sachs; letters: Ira Schnapp
1Binky Gives "Tips on Camping!"public service announcement1script: Jack Schiff; pencils: Win Mortimer; inks: Win Mortimer; letters: Ira Schnapp
2The Carnival of Peril!comic story10script: Charles Moulton; pencils: Harry Peter; inks: Harry PeterThe Seaside Bank robbers; Steve Trevor
3Leave It to Binky; Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsenpromo (ad from the publisher)1
4Daisy's Diarycomic story1
5The Vanishing Villains!comic story8script: Charles Moulton; pencils: Harry Peter; inks: Harry Peter
6The World's Strangest Dollstext article2letters: typeset
7Sign of the Ring!cartoon1script: Julius Schwartz; pencils: Morris Waldinger; inks: Tom Nicolosi
8One-Woman Rodeo!comic story8script: Charles Moulton; pencils: Harry Peter; inks: Harry Peter

Plus 3 pages of advertisements and other matter across 3 sequences, as published.

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