Marilyn #159
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Through with Women," Cindy tries to use a mysterious "magic" word to win the heart of film star Greg, only to accidentally unleash it on his agent first. When she finally gets her chance to whisper it to Greg, he reacts with fury, declaring he won’t be manipulated—yet at a reception for actress Stella Delano, he announces his engagement. The word’s effect remains unclear, until a late-night visit to Cindy’s boarding house leaves her stunned: Greg arrives, torn between love and resentment, begging to be set free from her spell. Written by Derek Long and illustrated by A. E. Allen, this 1958 tale of desire and entanglement captures a moment of emotional tension with quiet intensity. Cover by A. E. Allen.
Tess returns to her hometown after fourteen years, searching for the house she was born in—only to stand before a door that doesn’t feel like home. The familiar streets hold echoes of the past, but the place she remembers has changed in ways she never expected.
In "Through with Women," Lisa, now married to the wealthy Morley, grows restless and schemes to be rid of him, while Rolf, still affected by her past rejection, enlists Joy to pose as his fiancée on a jungle expedition—partly to shield himself from Lisa’s lingering presence. As tensions simmer and secrets unfold, the jungle becomes a testing ground for old wounds and new alliances, with no clear path to what comes next.
In "Whispered Word," Cindy, armed with a mysterious phrase said to ensnare any man’s heart, tries to charm a famous film actor—only to accidentally whisper it to his agent first. When she finally gets her chance with Greg, his reaction is far from romantic: he’s furious, declaring he won’t be manipulated into love. At a reception for actress Stella Delano, he announces his engagement, leaving Cindy heartbroken—until he shows up at her boarding house that night, torn between passion and resistance, begging to be freed from her spell.
In a quiet moment before her concert, Brenda places a notice seeking a strong man to help move furniture—Frank answers, but his struggle with the stairs sparks a tense exchange. When Brenda questions his strength, Frank fires back with a challenge: he’ll quit unless she agrees to go out with him that evening.
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