Marilyn #141
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Whew What a Girl," Zachary’s attempt to clear the air with Lady Marian backfires when Gracie, determined to win his heart, turns the situation into a full-blown romantic showdown. With Gracie’s bold confession and Lady Marian’s sudden intervention, tensions flare as both women vie for Zachary’s attention in a game of wit and charm. Written by Derek Long and illustrated by Robert MacGillivray, this 1957 issue captures the playful drama of love and rivalry with a sharp, period-accurate flair.
In "Whew What a Girl," Dan’s concern for Wynne’s safety when she rides with Bud on his motorbike leads to a moment of awkward tension that stings her pride. When Wynne decides to flee to London to escape the situation, her resolve wavers the instant she sees Dan in peril on the clock tower—her thoughts, in that moment, are only for him.
In "Gracie Goes Places," Gracie sets her sights on winning Zachary’s heart, boldly telling Lady Marian she’ll use every trick in the book to win him—only to turn the tables when Lady Marian, determined not to be outdone, calls Zachary to patch things up. The story unfolds with playful tension as Gracie’s bold moves meet Lady Marian’s sharp wit in a battle of wills and hearts.
In "Untamed!", Laura is caught in a storm of fear when she witnesses her father and Hal arguing near the cliffs—only to find them both vanished when she arrives. As her father fails to return and Hal’s boat disappears into the open sea, her growing unease takes on a life of its own.
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Reprinted in True Life Library #391 (1963)
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