Good Girl Art Quarterly #15
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Glamourcon" introduces Stardust, the alien Dr. Mara, in a stylish 1994 tale from Good Girl Art Quarterly #15, written by Mark G. Heike and illustrated by Chris Allen, with inks by Heike and colors by Rebekah Black. When Stardust becomes entangled with two con artists exploiting a stolen miracle fabric, she stumbles upon a charity gala with a deadly secret—only to confront the masked menace Killer Clown in a moment of high-stakes flair. The cover by Chris Allen captures the issue’s glamorous, dangerous energy.
In "Stardust of the Femforce," the alien Dr. Mara, known as Stardust, embraces her life on Earth after choosing not to return to her home planet Rur. When she gets drawn into a scheme with con artists Wayne Markley and Howard Williams, who are selling fake miracle fabric, she finds herself at a charity event that’s secretly a front for the sinister Killer Clown. With her wits and powers, Stardust steps in to stop the theft—but the real surprise may be just how the chaos plays into her new life on Earth.
In "Agent X," Mary finds herself caught between duty and love as she learns the U.S. flyboys are launching a mission to capture the mysterious Agent X, a shadowy figure who’s stolen critical documents for the Pacific offensive. The stakes rise when the mission threatens to cost her the man she cares for most.
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