Marilyn #170
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Heart on Fire," a jungle expedition searching for a lost city stumbles upon Steve, a man haunted by the disappearance of his co-pilot two years prior. As they uncover the ancient city's secrets, they find the truth behind the co-pilot’s fate — a revelation that reshapes everything they thought they knew. Written by J. Stamper and illustrated by Jack Hardee, with inks also by Hardee, this 1958 issue from Amalgamated Press delivers a gripping blend of mystery and myth, all wrapped in a striking cover by Jack Hardee.
In the heart of the South American jungle, an expedition searching for a lost city stumbles upon Steve, a man haunted by the disappearance of his co-pilot two years prior. What begins as a desperate search for answers leads them to a hidden sanctuary where myth and mystery converge—and where Steve’s past may be more entwined with the jungle than he ever imagined.
In this charming 1958 tale from *Marilyn #170*, well-meaning mischief unfolds when teacher Molly concocts a scheme to win the headmaster’s attention for her colleague Iva—only to accidentally set off a chain of misunderstandings. When the headmaster finally confesses his feelings, Iva, unaware of Molly’s ruse, finds herself caught in a web of mistaken affection.
In the charmingly awkward tale "The Practical Joker Had Married Molly to the Handsome Stranger!", Jo and Tom find themselves mistaken for newlyweds after a prank at the train station leaves their suitcases marked "Just Married." Now stranded together at Mack's Camp in Seahaven, the two strangers must navigate a summer of confused glances and forced camaraderie, all while trying to clear up the misunderstanding—without revealing who started it.
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