Magic Comics #122
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "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.
In "The Case of the Overworked Laundress," Alex the Great—now posing as an elderly woman—fights to stay one step ahead when his disguise is nearly exposed by a sharp-eyed school bus driver, forcing him into a desperate move as he and his companion, Mascara, flee a trap they can't outrun.
In "Perilous Pursuit!", Mandrake the Magician ventures into the eerie realm hidden behind mirrors to rescue Narda and Lothar from his sinister doppelgänger, Ekardam. With the boundaries of reality bending around him, Mandrake must navigate this distorted world before his evil twin’s scheme unfolds.
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