Famous Stars #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Laugh, Betty, Laugh" is a heartfelt, character-driven tale from 1950’s Famous Stars #2, written and illustrated by Bill Everett in a rare full-creator role. The story follows Crosby’s life from childhood to the present, weaving in the quiet struggles of his marriage to Dixie Lee with a gentle, nostalgic rhythm. The cover by Bill Everett captures the comic’s bittersweet tone, making this a standout slice of mid-century storytelling.
Jo Crosby’s life unfolds in this 1950 biography, tracing his journey from childhood to fame, with the ups and downs of his marriage to Dixie Lee woven throughout. A candid look at a public figure’s personal and professional path, it captures the quiet struggles behind the spotlight.
"Stunts That Made Stars" dives into the daring behind the fame, spotlighting the bold moves and personal risks Robert Cummings, Susan Hayward, and S. Z. Sakall took to land their breakthrough roles in early Hollywood. From physical feats to unorthodox auditions, this 1950 non-fiction piece reveals how real-life daring helped launch legendary careers.
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Reprinted in The Bill Everett Archives #2 (2013)
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