Four Color #210
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Tightrope Walker," Aunt Martha faces a wedding she doesn’t want, as the scheming Mr. Perkins pushes to marry her for her farmland. Her long-lost love, Albert Riggs, returns unexpectedly from the circus, bringing with him a past shadowed by old accusations. With a crucial letter from lawyer Cyrus Budge ready to clear Albert’s name, a tense game of deception unfolds—especially when Perkins steals the letter and forces Cap Stubbs to stay silent, threatening Tippie’s safety. Written and illustrated entirely by Edwina, with cover art by Edwina Dumm, this 1949 Four Color comic delivers a taut, small-town drama where loyalty and truth hang by a thread.
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Aunt Martha is going to marry the unscrupulous Mr. Perkins. However Albert Riggs, Martha's former beau, returns with the circus. Riggs had left town 20 years earlier when he was accused of taking money. Martha still loves Albert, but Perkins wants to hurry the wedding so he can gain control of Martha's valuable farmland. Lawyer Cyrus Budge produces a letter that will clear Albert, but Perkins steals the letter and in the process of doing so is discovered by Cap Stubbs and Tippie. Perkins tells Cap to keep quiet or he will harm Tippie.
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