Marilyn #2 March 1963
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeMarilyn #2 (March 1963) captures a quiet, poignant moment in the life of a woman whose daily ritual of waiting outside an office building takes an unexpected turn. When a car accident leaves her hospitalized, she’s startled to find her secret admirer visiting—only to learn he’s married. Just as her hopes seem dashed, a kind stranger who’s noticed her steadfast presence brings her flowers, offering a small, unexpected gesture of connection. Art by Manfred Sommer brings emotional depth to the story’s intimate moments.
In "null," Jo waits outside his office building each day, her quiet devotion a steady rhythm in her life. When a car accident lands her in the hospital, she believes her chance at love has finally arrived—only to learn he’s married. But just as she begins to wonder if her hopes were all in vain, a kind stranger who’s noticed her every day brings her flowers.
In "null," a mysterious girl lies unconscious at St. Roger's Hospital, her past erased and her identity unknown. As the detective assigned to the case grows drawn to her, he uncovers fragments of her final moments—her with a stranger, a wedding ring on her finger, and no memory of who she was.
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Reprinted in Serie amor #177 (1964)
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