Ideal #5
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Good-Time Girl in Paris!", dancer Lynn finds herself caught in a web of fate after a devastating accident in Mexico City leaves her critically injured. With her life hanging in the balance, she forms an unexpected bond with Lance, the man who hit her—only to discover their romance is shadowed by danger when Lance’s employer, Big Mike, resurfaces with deadly intent. Penciled by Pierce Rice and Mike Sekowsky, with inks by Frank Giacoia, this 1949 tale blends heartbreak and hope in a story where love and resilience defy even the odds.
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Lynn, after losing her job as a dancer in Mexico City, is struck by a car and badly injured. The car was driven by Lance, unwittingly involved in his employer Big Mike’s assassination of an enemy. Lance later apologises to Lynn and they fall in love. Lynn’s injuries will probably prove fatal in a few weeks, so Lance asks her to marry him. While they’re waiting for the minister, Big Mike shows up to eliminate Lance, but is shot by the police. Meanwhile, Lynn forces herself to walk in an attempt to save Lance, which actually proves a miracle cure for her injuries.
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