G.I. Jane #11
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Horse Sense-Less," G.I. Jane wakes up with amnesia after a steam iron mishap, forgetting her past and even her boyfriend—though she’s told he’s a sergeant. With her memory gone, the scheming Sergeant Wallace sees a chance to exploit her confusion, all while Jane tries to piece together who she is. Written by Hal Seeger and illustrated by Bill Williams, this 1955 Merit comic features a quirky, character-driven comedy with a cover by Bill Williams.
In "Thanks for the Memory," Jane’s salute goes awry when she bonks her head on a steam iron, leaving her with amnesia and no memory of her boyfriend—only that he’s a sergeant. With her mind blank, the scheming Sergeant Wallace sees his chance to charm her, but Jane’s confusion turns the tables in unexpected ways.
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