Marilyn #192
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Black Crag," Margo prepares to leave the isolated Black Crag, believing her love for Greg is hopeless—until she stumbles upon him in the cellar, trapped in a desperate and deadly scheme. Written by E. Durrant and illustrated by Day, with inks by Day, this tense 1958 thriller unfolds in a crumbling estate where secrets run as deep as the gold beneath the floorboards. As flames spread from a dropped candle, the real danger isn't just Greg’s betrayal—it's the gelignite waiting to ignite.
In "Black Crag," Margo prepares to leave the isolated estate, convinced she can’t marry Greg—until she hears movement in the cellar. Finding the door unlocked, she confronts Greg, only to be attacked before Cavan arrives to save her. With gelignite and gold dust uncovered, they realize Greg’s plan to detonate the mine after their marriage, and now, with a fire spreading from a dropped candle, they must race against the flames before the entire house explodes.
In "Come Off It, Prof!" from Marilyn #192 (1958), Toots flees to Rotherpool seeking a fresh start, staying with a friend while planning her move to London for work. There, she crosses paths with Liz, who introduces her to Stephen—leading to a quiet moment that lingers just before her departure.
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Reprinted in True Life Library #503 (1966)
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