Here’s a wacky Golden Age WONDER WOMAN story that was never published at all back in the forties as intended but instead was brought out of mothballs for a 1974 spotlight in DC’s self-centered fanzine, THE AMAZING WORLD OF DC. Presumably written by Robert Kanigher, the eccentric art, as usual with WW, is by Harry Peter.

http://pappysgoldenage.blogspot.com/2009/11/number-629-guilty-pleasure-original.html

If H.G. Peter’s art wasn’t eccentic enough for you, here’s some Frank Robbins! Robbins illustrates a David Michelinie story originally published by DC in 1975′s WEIRD MYSTERY TALES.

http://grantbridgestreet.blogspot.com/2009/11/curse-of-fool-moon-by-david-michelinie.html

Oh, you like that? There’s a little more Robbins then over at COMICS IN CRISIS’ discussion of the debut and demise of the original UNION JACK from Marvel’s (Okay, Roy Thomas’) retro-title, THE INVADERS in 1976.

http://comicsincrisis.blogspot.com/2009/11/plot-twists-that-didnt-work-invaders-8.html

Much more traditional art comes from Hank Porter in Thom Buchanan’s coverage of the 1939-40 weekly Sunday strip adaptation of Walt Disney’s PINOCCHIO. Follow the link for part one but go to the full blog for follow-up sections.

http://mydelineatedlife.blogspot.com/2009/11/porters-pinocchio_7510.html