| Release: | Sep 1982 |
| Cover: | Sep 1982 |
Video Mania
| Release: | Sep 1982 |
| Cover: | Sep 1982 |
Wonder Woman stops a riot in a department store caused by a rush of people trying compulsively to get the Commander Video videogame. Meanwhile, the Sandman's old foe General Electric, still in prison, has taken over the mind of the warden and many others by means of the game, which he created. Electric contacts General Darnell, another of his mind-slaves, and has him transfer bombers and nuclear missiles to the prison just as Wonder Woman bursts in after destroying Steve's Commander Video game. But when she attacks Darnell, the still-controlled general brands her a traitor, and she escapes to try and stop the weapons transfer. Her Robot Plane takes a hit from a missile at the transfer site, and she falls unconscious into the hands of the military.
| Writer | Paul Levitz, Roy Thomas |
| Cover Penciller | Rich Buckler |
| Cover Inker | Frank Giacoia |
| Penciller | Joe Staton, Gene Colan |
| Inker | Jerry Ordway, Frank McLaughlin |
| Colorist | Carl Gafford, Anthony Tollin |
| Letterer | Ben Oda, Todd Klein |
| Editor | Len Wein |
| Wonder Woman | Diana Prince |
| Steve Trevor | |
| Etta Candy | |
| Blockbuster | Mark Desmond |
| Phillip Darnell | |
| Harry Sims | |
| Russell Abernathy | |
| General Electric | |
| Commander Video | |
| Alfred Beagle |
| Age | Modern Age |
|---|---|
| Format | Comic |
| Series Group | Wonder Woman |
| Genre | Action | Adventure | Super-Heroes |
| No. of Pages | 32 |
| Country | USA |
| Language | English |