Girl Comics #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "If a Girl Be Mad," Meg finds herself adrift on a mysterious voyage when her husband and their cabin vanish without a trace—leaving her questioning reality itself. With art by Chic Stone, this 1951 tale unfolds with quiet dread as the truth behind her husband’s disappearance begins to surface. The cover, by Carl Burgos, captures the moment’s tension in bold, classic style.
In "If a Girl Be Mad," Meg finds herself adrift aboard a 1951 ocean liner after her husband and their cabin vanish without a trace. As suspicion grows and the ship's doctor begins to piece together the truth, Meg must confront a chilling revelation about her husband’s hidden role and the dangerous game he was playing.
In "They Called Me a Spy," Judy, newly employed by the State Department, is abruptly arrested by the FBI on charges of smuggling atomic bomb secrets. Though she insists she’s innocent, evidence—hidden papers found in her stomach—seems to confirm her guilt. From behind bars, she reflects on her choices, admitting her mistake without revealing how she got involved.
In "The Silver Shield," Jo, a determined young woman, defies her parents' wishes to join the force, only to be thrust into a dangerous mission when her uncle is murdered and her father taken by the ruthless Tony Keifer. With courage and quick thinking, she tracks Keifer down and rescues her father, proving her worth in the face of peril.
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Reprinted in Marvel Tales #120 (1954)
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