Marilyn #185
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Beloved Outlaw" in Marilyn #185 (1958) is a quietly charged story from writer Derek Long and artist Jack Hardee, whose sensitive interior art captures the subtle shifts in Glyn’s transformation. When the town’s most admired woman, Gwynneth, begins posing for Mary’s art classes, the attention draws a crowd—yet it’s Glyn’s own evolving demeanor that draws the real focus. As his behavior changes in ways no one expects, Mary’s hopes for his future collide with a growing sense of distance, leaving the path ahead uncertain. The cover by Jack Hardee adds a haunting stillness to the moment just before everything shifts.
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Mary gets the prettiest girl in the town to model for her art classes. With the prospect of having Gwynneth posing for them, many men attend the classes so Mary doesn't have to be worried about being alone with Glyn. Over the following months, everyone notices the changes in Glyn's behavior. Mary feels she has taught him all she can about being an artist and enters his work for a chance to study abroad. But Glyn no longer feels like a man and tells Mary to keep out of his way in the future.
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