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A 15% BUYER'S PREMIUM WILL BE ADDED TO THIS ITEM AT CONCLUSION OF THE AUCTION
COVERLESS, INCOMPLETE
Will Eisner story, cvr/art; Bob Kane art; 1st and only app. of Wonder Man
Ruben Blades Copy
Wonder Comics #1 owns a special little piece of comic book history, you see, this issue is the one, and only ever, appearance of Wonder Man. Why, you may ask, did this character only survive through the first issue of his self-titled book? Let's just say it has something to do with one Clark Kent aka Superman, and the obvious resemblances between the two super-beings. DC sued Fox Publications over perceived copyright infringement, and the Will Eisner character was forced into early retirement, but has remained forever in comic book lore. Wonder Comics still persisted for a second issue without Wonder Man. For the third issue, however, the book became Wonderworld Comics,. which would soon became the home of the popular Golden Age hero The Flame — who would go on the become the inspiration for the Human Torch, but that, my friends, is another story.