Magic Comics #122

Sep 1949 · David McKay · 0.10 USD

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“The Case of the Overworked Laundress”

In "The Case of the Overworked Laundress," Mel Graff brings to life a tense, twisty tale from 1949, where a fugitive posing as an elderly woman must outwit a sharp-eyed school bus driver—just as he and his companion, Mascara, are on the run. With a cover by Joe Musial capturing the moment’s urgency, this issue stands as a standout in the Magic Comics series, blending suspense and disguise in a classic pulp-style mystery.

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artist Mel Graff · cover Joe Musial

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artist Mel Graff

cover pencils Joe Musial

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"The story so far: Alex the Great, escaped murderer, disguised as an old woman, shoots his way out of a tight spot when recognized by the alert driver of the school bus on which he and his sweetheart, Mascara, were escaping."

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