Was there a horse in Johnny's Wonder Comics from 1952?

The story might be an adventure featuring Johnny and his horse. Maybe it's about a special journey or a challenge they face together.

Wonder Woman is from DC Comics. She's one of the most prominent characters in the DC universe.

Wonder Woman is from DC. DC has crafted a rich and detailed mythology around her, and she's a key figure in their comic book universe. Her powers, backstory, and adventures are all part of the DC Comics lore.

Wonder Woman is from DC Comics. She's one of the most iconic characters in the DC universe.

Sure is. Wonder Woman has been a staple of DC Comics for a long time. She's got a rich history and a big fan base within the DC universe.

Johnny Storm has traditionally been portrayed as white in the comics. The character's visual representation remained consistent in that regard.

I haven't heard anything about Boom getting those comics. It could be possible, but we need to wait for official announcements.

Johnny Storm's age varies depending on the specific comic storyline and continuity. But typically, he's depicted as being in his late teens or early twenties.

There could be the wonder horse as the central character. Then perhaps a young person, like a boy or a girl who befriends the horse. There might also be some antagonists, like people who don't understand the horse's value and try to harm it or take it away. There could also be other animals in the story that interact with the horse, either as friends or foes.

I'm not sure specifically as I haven't read it in detail. But generally, it might be about a horse with some extraordinary abilities or qualities that make it 'wonderful', like it could be extremely fast, intelligent or have a special bond with its owner.