Girl Comics #5
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Man Who Followed!", government worker Linda finds herself in a tense chase after being warned of spies after she acquires sensitive information. Sent to New York, she's pursued by a mysterious figure and briefly trusts a man named Bob on the train—only to discover he’s an enemy agent. The truth behind the sinister-looking Bowles, who appears to be the threat, is far more surprising than it seems. Art by Vernon Henkel and inks by Vern Henkel bring this 1950 thriller to life, capturing the suspense of a Cold War-era mystery.
In "The Death Plunge," Cordello’s circus takes a dangerous turn when his new aerial performer, Carlos, stirs suspicion in his daughter Linda—especially after a series of close calls during the act. As tensions rise and Paul’s drunken sabotage threatens the show, Carlos’s sudden heroism in saving Linda leads to a shocking revelation: he’s Cordello’s long-lost brother.
In "The House of Shadows!" from Girl Comics #5 (1950), teen Elaine faces a daring initiation: spending one hour in a supposedly haunted house. There, she stumbles upon a secret network of skeleton-suited counterfeiters and a mysterious Treasury agent whose presence adds a pulse of suspense to the eerie setting.
In "Conflict!" from Girl Comics #5 (1950), Ivy, a working-class girl sent to the elite Halsey School for Girls with her parents’ life savings, faces social isolation when the privileged Constance sets out to make her life miserable. When Ivy finally stands her ground and punches Constance, the confrontation sparks an unexpected shift in their dynamic—one that hints at a fragile, hard-earned respect between them.
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Reprinted in Girl Comics #5 (1950), Active Comics #105 (1952), Atlas Artist Edition #1 (2023)
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