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Issue: Wonder Woman #66
Publication Date: September 1992
 
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Variant: Direct
Rating: Approved by the Comics Code Authority
Publisher: FlagDC
Brand: DC [bullet]View Brand Images2
Indicia Publisher: DC Comics Inc.
On Sale Date: 07/16/1992
Volume: none
Pages: 36
ISBN:
UPC/EAN: none
Price: $1.50 CAD
£0.60 GBP
$1.25 USD
Indicia Frequency: Approved by the Comics Code Authority
Content Items: 3 (1 story, 1 cover)
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Publication Type: Comic Book
Color: color
Dimensions: standard Modern Age US
Paper Stock: glossy cover; newsprint interior
Binding: saddle-stitched
Publishing Format: was ongoing series
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Letters credit from Todd Klein via http://kleinletters.com/.
A Sudden Deadly Leap

Story  on  Interior Page(s)
Subject Matter
superhero
May (hairdresser); Wonder Woman [Princess Diana]; Mercedes Foster (intro); Natasha Teranova (intro); The White Magician [Thomas Asquith Randolph] (intro, see note) (villain)
The White Magician sends Wonder Woman to rescue a Russian cosmonaut stranded in space, then blasts the two of them far from Earth.
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Wonder Woman meets the White Magician for the first time in this issue, and yet seemingly meets him for the the first time in Wonder Woman Annual (DC, 1988 series) #3 as well.

According to the text, The White Magician was called "Mr. Magic" in the 1940's, and "The White Sorcerer" in the 1960's; in the 1970's, he belonged to the super group "Echoes of Justice;" he had always been a hero, but acts as a villain here.

Wonder Woman notes there are "more powerful meta-humans" than she, and that she is unable to fly into space on her own power.

As Diana is unable to speak Russian, she communicates with Natasha by their lingua franca, Greek.
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Letters from Gary Hellen; Nancy Champion; Robert J. Tolleson; Neil Ahlquist; Chris Khalaf; Robert Hemedes; Andrew J. Levandoski
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The column begins with a farewell to editor Dan Thorsland, and a welcome to new editor Bryan Augustyn.

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