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    Wonder Woman #132

    Wonder Woman » Wonder Woman #132 - Wonder Tot and the Flying Saucer released by DC Comics on August 1962.

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    Wonder Woman discovers a baby on a deserted beach next to a smoking crater. Only the baby can explain what happened, so Wonder Woman becomes Wonder Tot to communicate with the infant and rescue her missing babysitter. Plus: "Wonder Queen Fights Hercules!" After Wonder Woman confesses the problem she has with her rival suitors, Steve Trevor and Manno the Merman, Queen Hippolyta tells her about a time in the distant past when Hercules tried to win her hand.

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    Wonder Woman #132 - Wonder Tot and the Flying Saucer by razzatazz on April 16, 2011

    Judging by its cover I picked up this issue with a fair bit of skepticism (wait a minute I think my parents told me never to do that) as I have yet to read a Wonder Tot story.  The issue actually contained two stories and I can say to my own amazement that neither was that bad.  In the first one Diana is trying to decipher a mystery and ends up having to be able to talk to a baby, so using one of those random Amazon machines which gets invented right before there is a dire use for it, she de-age...

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