Brenda Starr #15
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeBrenda Starr investigates a mysterious swindler named Brassee who has fled town with her cousin Abretha, taking a valuable youth-ray ring in the process. Detective Traverts assists Brenda in tracking down Brassee at the Swankana Hotel, where Brassee plans to sell the miraculous ring for $9,000 to support his luxurious lifestyle. The issue also includes a short story titled "Tiptoe to Tulips" about a young dancer named Lula who meets a mysterious man named Jim McMillinger at her apartment.
Headline Harry faces the axe at the Gazabo Gazette after a humiliating blunder—he captioned a photo of the paper's most important advertiser as a racehorse—but he's determined to talk his way back into the chief's good graces with a series of increasingly outrageous jokes. Will his last-ditch effort to save his job actually work, or has he finally pushed his luck too far?
A job applicant arrives to interview for a manager's position, only to find themselves quizzed by an overeager stand-in interviewer who demands proof of qualifications in increasingly absurd ways. When the conversation shifts to a troublemaker named Vita who's been destroying furniture without apology, the real lesson becomes about accountability and what it takes to make things right.
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↩ Reprints Don Winslow of the Navy #55 (1948), Whiz Comics #119 (1950), The Marvel Family #57 (1951), Cowboy Love #28 (1955)
Reprinted in Brenda Starr #1 (1998)
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