Feature Comics #87
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Merry Maze of Murder," a 1945 issue from Feature Comics, Bernard Dibble crafts a playful wartime mystery where Vince’s dinner plans take a twist when he brings home a woman claiming to be a WAC—only to reveal she’s actually a chorus girl from a G.I. Jane’s Musical Show! With sharp storytelling and crisp art by Dibble himself, this tale of mistaken identity and wartime charm unfolds with a wink and a smile. The cover by Al Bryant captures the comic’s lighthearted suspense, a 10-cent slice of postwar fun.
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Vince, told to bring a "service man" home for dinner, picks up an attractive WAC (Women's Army Corps). Lala isn't happy and is even less so when the "WAC" admits she's a chorus girl appearing in "G.I. Jane's Musical Show!"
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