Marilyn #15 April 1961

In "null" from *Marilyn* #15 (April 1961), Jean—used to a sheltered life with only her governess for company—longs to break free from the quiet isolation of her home and taste the excitement of crowds, music, and new friendships. When her mother suggests a holiday camp, Jean steps into a world of unfamiliar energy, eager to discover who she might become among others her age.

In "null" from Marilyn #15 (April 1961), Jo finds herself caught between two girls who each knit pullovers for her, leading to a charmingly awkward dance-night dilemma. With both girls expecting to see her in the sweater they made, Jo must pull off a rapid-fire wardrobe swap—turning the evening into a high-stakes, stitch-by-stitch game of love and timing.

In "Never Let Me Go," two women who look identical—Penny and Carole—find themselves caught in a delicate web of secrecy and romance when Carole, traveling with her uncle, a high-ranking trade delegate, reveals her secret love for Ivan, a man whose position depends on discretion. With their relationship at risk, Carole devises a daring plan: have Penny impersonate her for a few days so she can secretly elope with Ivan, all while keeping their secret intact.