All-American Comics #47
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Disappearing Damsel!", Irene Miller finds herself drawn into a mystery when her old friend Cora Collins vanishes mid-conversation during a lunch meeting—leaving only a single, baffling clue behind. Written by Bill Finger and brought to life with crisp detail by Irwin Hasen, with inks by Harry Tschida, this 1943 adventure from All-American Comics #47 blends classic mystery with the era’s signature suspense. The cover, a striking illustration by Jon L. Blummer, captures the moment of sudden disappearance with a perfect blend of intrigue and old-school flair.
In "The Disappearing Damsel!" from All-American Comics #47, Irene Miller finds herself drawn into a mystery when her old friend Cora Collins invites her to lunch—only to vanish mid-conversation, leaving Irene stunned and questioning everything. The story unfolds with a classic twist on the unexpected, as the seemingly simple meet-up spirals into something far more enigmatic.
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