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WILLIAM MOULTON MARSTON

Active: 1941–1975

65

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AS ARTIST

12

KEY ISSUES

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SERIES

William Moulton Marston, also known by the pen name Charles Moulton, was an American psychologist who, with his wife Elizabeth Holloway, invented an early prototype of the polygraph. He was also known as a self-help author and comic book writer who created the character Wonder Woman.

Bio adapted from Wikipedia, licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0.

NOTABLE WORKS: KEY ISSUES

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All-Star Comics #8 cover

All-Star Comics

#8

First appearance of Wonder Woman. Earliest catalogued appearances of Steve Trevor, Hippolyta, and Mala.

Sensation Comics #1 cover

Sensation Comics

#1

Earliest catalogued appearances of Wildcat, Mister Terrific (Sloane), General Darnell, and 4 more.

Sensation Comics #2 cover

Sensation Comics

#2

Earliest catalogued appearances of Etta Candy and Doctor Poison.

Wonder Woman #9 cover

Wonder Woman

#9

Earliest catalogued appearance of Giganta.

Wonder Woman #1 cover

Wonder Woman

#1

Earliest catalogued appearances of Ares, Hermes, and Hercules (DC).

Wonder Woman #5 cover

Wonder Woman

#5

Earliest catalogued appearance of Doctor Psycho.

FREQUENT COLLABORATORS · TOP 8

Issues where both are credited as writer or artist

Harry G. Peter 65 issues togetherSheldon Moldoff 27 issues togetherStan Aschmeier 23 issues togetherHoward Purcell 20 issues togetherPaul Reinman 18 issues togetherIrwin Hasen 17 issues togetherFrank Harry 13 issues togetherAlice Marble 12 issues together

CHARACTERS · TOP 10

Appearing most often in their credited issues

Wonder WomanSteve TrevorEtta CandyWildcatLittle Boy BlueMister Terrific (Sloane)Stretch SkinnerGeneral DarnellWanda WilsonThe Gay Ghost

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