Famous First Edition 1974 #F-6 - 8.0 - $18.00

Biography and photos of Wonder Woman Associate Editor Alice Marble and Olympic swimmer Helen Wainwright Stelling, including quotes from both of them.

Book review of book by Lydia Mead, illustrated by Oscar Fabres.

The publishers donated this space, on behalf of the U.S. Savings Bonds and War Stamps campaign, to a letter from the Secretary of the Treasury, Henry Morgenthau, Jr., encouraging the boys and girls of America to buy at least one 10 cent Savings Stamp each week to help the war effort.

There is no "extra" cover on this issue. The cover, inside covers, and back cover are all printed slightly smaller than the rest of the issue. On-sale date from Comic Reader #114.

• Introducing Miss Alice Marble as Associate Editor of Wonder Woman! - Inside front cover.
• Wonder Woman, Who Is She? - Illustrated text on Wonder Woman and four Olympian gods.
• The Origin of Wonder Woman - Story title from later reprints. Origin of Wonder Woman in detail (compare with Sensation Comics #1).
• - house ad for All-Flash #6 and Green Lantern #4
• Wonder Woman versus the Prison Spy Ring - Title is as given in the credits page of the Millennium Edition of this issue in 2000 and other later reprints.
• - house ad for Mutt & Jeff #5 and All-Star Comics #12
• The Big Eight! - House ad for All-American Comics #42, Action Comics #52, Adventure Comics #78, Sensation Comics #9, Star Spangled Comics #12, Flash Comics #33, Detective Comics #67, and More Fun Comics #83.
• Little Oscar's First Air Raid - Inside back cover. Also contains a list of Superman DC Comics Magazines and the names of the Editorial Advisory Board. Plus a "Superman's Secret Message" (in code Pluto No. 8).
• - Back cover.