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    Wonder Woman #195

    Wonder Woman » Wonder Woman #195 - The House That Wasn't released by DC Comics on August 1971.

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    Diana Prince and I-Ching pick up two motorists having car trouble--and soon discover their new passengers are actually escaped convicts intent on holding them hostage!

    Diana and I-Ching are forced to seek shelter in a remote inn during a snowstorm but all is not as it appears.

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    Wonder Woman #195 - The House That Wasn't by razzatazz on April 05, 2011

    Borrowing heavily from the popular horror genre at the time, this issue involves a number of people who are stranded inside a remote inn during a snowstorm.  In addition to Diana there are two escaped convicts, a writer and a man who has just left his wife.  Mystery unfolds as some of the characters start dying.  Meanwhile the owner of the inn and her son seem to think nothing is wrong.  To be honest I mostly liked the horror titles from the 1970s.  They were not always very scary, but I still l...

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