Marilyn #182
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Beloved Outlaw" kicks off in 1958 with a quiet moment turned tense: Mary, a teacher, injures her ankle during a nature outing and stumbles upon a cottage shunned by the village. Saved from a tramp by Glyn—the local outcast with a notorious past—she’s carried back to town, sparking whispers when he kisses her at her doorstep. Written by Derek Long and illustrated by Jack Hardee, this issue captures a fragile, charged moment where reputation and kindness collide, all under Hardee’s evocative inks and a cover by Jack Hardee that hints at the storm brewing beneath the surface.
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Mary twists her ankle running after one of her students who had slipped away from their nature study outing. She limps to a nearby cottage that she had been warned to avoid. She is accosted by a tramp, but saved by the man who lives in the cottage. Glyn, who has a bad reputation, carries her to the village and the town is filled with gossip when he kisses her at her door. When the headmaster returns from looking for Mary, he warns her never to have anything to do with Glyn.
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