Lady Luck #87
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Surrealist Exhibit," Lady Luck #87 (1950), the art world's latest scandal hits close to home when paintings at a high-profile gallery are vandalized—just as tensions flare between rival artists who despise one another. With the Count and Brenda diving into the surreal underworld of cubism and Dadaism, they uncover a tangled plot involving a rogue critic and a hidden scheme to steal the prize money. Klaus Nordling writes and draws this stylish mystery, while Gill Fox's striking cover captures the chaos of the gallery's unveiling.
In "Surrealist Exhibit," Brenda and the Count investigate a string of art gallery vandalism, where rival painters—each with a grudge and a unique style—become prime suspects. As they navigate the chaotic world of cubist collages and Dadaist provocations, they uncover a secret alliance between an artist and a sharp-tongued critic plotting to steal the prize money.
Lady Luck investigates the unusually frantic behavior of the charming Abercrombie Slagg at the golf course, where she suspects something sinister is afoot. When she discovers a stolen necklace hidden in the course's cups and confronts Slagg, she uncovers a scheme involving the thief, his accomplices Hennifer and Prodd, and the caddy Peecolo. With the help of the private detectives on the case, Lady Luck works to retrieve the stolen jewels and bring the conspirators to justice.
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