Marilyn #14 November 1959
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Bellissima" kicks off in Marilyn #14, a 1959 5D comic from Amalgamated Press, where Lucy’s secret life as a comic verse writer catches her boss’s eye—literally. When he discovers her playful jabs in verse form, he’s not furious, but oddly intrigued, and instead of firing her, he challenges her to write something more serious to win over his crush, Gloria. Richard Neillands handles both art and inks, bringing Lucy’s witty predicament to life with charm and flair.
In "null," Lucy’s secret life as a poet catches up with her when her boss discovers she’s been writing comic verses about him—only to be surprised when he finds them oddly entertaining. Instead of firing her, he tasks her with crafting serious verses to win over his girlfriend, Gloria, turning an awkward moment into an unexpected creative challenge.
In "Wild Music," Maggie’s concern for Jervis after his fall is met with sharp rejection, leaving her heartbroken. When Stan arrives and insists she leave, the tension between them crackles with unspoken history and quiet longing.
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