Wonder Woman #233 (1977) is a 7.5 Very Fine- Comic from DC. This issue belongs to the Bronze Age (1970-83). Collectors searching for Wonder Woman #233 will find a carefully graded copy of this issue.

Wonder Woman #233 features writing by Gerry Conway, pencils by Don Heck, cover art by Gray Morrow. These creators helped define the look and tone of Wonder Woman during this period, which is one reason original issues like Wonder Woman #233 remain in demand.

The Wonder Woman series is a staple for comic collectors published by DC in the Bronze Age (1970-83). Owning Wonder Woman #233 lets you hold a piece of that run in 7.5 Very Fine-, ready for reading or long-term collecting.

Wonder Woman #233 Specifications

The Story of Wonder Woman #233

Capturing a band of saboteurs late one night in an Arlington munitions factory, Wonder Woman learns that their American contact is a man known only as Armageddon, his true identity a secret even from the Nazi high command. She turns the spies over to Col. Balushi and Lt. Ackroyd, the officers in charge of a newly created intelligence unit assigned to break up Armageddon’s operations. They ask for her help, which she gladly agrees to give. Meanwhile in the mid-Atlantic, a trio of berserk whales attacks the merchant ship Newport. The gargantuan beasts crush the vessel beneath their bulk. The few survivors are machine-gunned on the orders of Captain Strung, commander of the German submarine U-211. One sailor survives and gets word of the atrocity back to America. The next day, Wonder Woman is investigating the sailor’s story when her invisible plane is knocked from the sky by a school of flying fish. Knocked unconscious in the crash, the Amazon beauty awakes to find herself bound in her magic lasso, a prisoner of Captain Strung. He orders her fired out a torpedo tube, not realizing she will both survive and break free. Forced to surface when WW tears off the U-211’s periscope, Strang and his men teeter on the brink of defeat until the Leviathan, a monstrous sea creature more than three times the sub’s size, surfaces and snatches Wonder Woman up in its jaws. Elsewhere at that moment, Steve Trevor allows himself to be captured by another spy band working for Armageddon. As Captain Strang taunts and torments a Jewish civilian named Freidrich who is somehow responsible for the strange behavior of the sea creatures, Wonder Woman struggles for her very life in the ocean’s depths.

Wonder Woman #233 – Collector Details

This copy of Wonder Woman #233 is carefully graded and offered in 7.5 Very Fine-. Key characters include Wonder Woman (Diana Prince), Captain Strung. A solid choice for collectors completing a Wonder Woman run or adding DC books from the Bronze Age (1970-83).

Wonder Woman #233 is a good fit for fans of Wonder Woman, readers who follow Gerry Conway, and collectors who seek covers by Gray Morrow. It also suits shoppers building a Bronze Age (1970-83) library of DC titles.