Sensation Comics #60 (1946) for Sale - Where to Buy

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Seq	Story	Type	Pages	Credits	Characters
0	Adventure in Medieval England	cover	1	pencils: Harry Peter; inks: Harry Peter	Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]; Queen Boadicea
2	The Ordeal of Queen Boadicea	comic story	12	script: Charles Moulton; pencils: Harry Peter; inks: Harry Peter	Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]; Paula von Gunther; Queen Boadicea (of England, introduction); the Queen's daughters [Sigris; Rowena] (introduction for both); Bifton "Bif" Jones (a student, introduction); Erna Livvy (a history teacher, introduction); General Suetonius (villain, introduction); the Roman
5	The Problem of Percy Pringle!	comic story	6	pencils: Frank Harry; inks: Frank Harry	Little Boy Blue [Tommy Rogers] and the Blue Boys; Percy Pringle; Mr. Morgan
8	Love Is a Dreadful Thing	comic story	6	pencils: Irwin Hasen; inks: Irwin Hasen	Sargon; Maximillian; Bernard Phinney; Mr. Rich; Joe Rich
10	Editorial Advisory Board	promo (ad from the publisher)	0.33	letters: typeset
11	Real Screen Comics; Leading Comics; Mutt & Jeff	promo (ad from the publisher)	0.67
12	The Good Deed	comic story	6	pencils: Stan Asch; inks: Stan Asch	Mr. Terrific [Terry Sloane]; Wanda Wilson; Stone; Mason
13	Luck	text story	2	script: Charles King
14	Funny Folks	promo (ad from the publisher)	0.5
16	Marvello the Mind Reader	comic story	8	pencils: Irwin Hasen; inks: Irwin Hasen	Wildcat [Ted Grant]; Stretch Skinner; Marvello (villain, mind reader); Wilbur Wight; Corky Lewis (crook)

Plus 9.5 pages of advertisements and other matter across 10 sequences, as published.

Collection	Year
Wonder Woman: The Golden Age Omnibus #3 ISBN 978-1-4012-8082-6	2019	On eBay ›

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