G.I. War Brides #7

Apr 1955 · Superior · 0.10 CAD

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“Don't Ever Leave Me!”

In "Don't Ever Leave Me!", Nancy pens a heartfelt love advice column under the name Martha Rye, unaware her words might soon echo in a real-life romance. When Tex visits the newsroom with a personal dilemma, he's drawn into a dinner date with the very woman he's been writing to—without realizing she's the mysterious Miss Rye. A 1955 gem from the Iger Studio, this issue blends wartime sentiment with quiet, tender moments, all rendered in crisp, classic style. Cover by Iger Studio.

writer, artist, inker, colorist, letterer Iger Studio · cover Iger Studio

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writer, artist, inker, colorist, letterer Iger Studio

cover pencils, inks Iger Studio

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Nancy writes a love advice column for a newspaper using the name of Martha Rye. Tex goes to the newsroom with a complaint and takes Nancy to dinner, not knowing she is Miss Rye.

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