Marilyn #208
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Breakaway Girl," Shirley’s quick thinking to rescue a kitten trapped in a tree takes an unexpected turn when the van she uses to climb up vanishes beneath her. Left stranded mid-tree, she’s surprised to be rescued by a young man who admits he’s afraid of heights—though not as much as she is about what comes next. The moment takes a personal turn when the van’s owner confronts Reg, leading to a confession that changes everything. Art by Daniel Garcia, this 1959 issue captures a quiet, tender moment of connection with a touch of whimsy, all rendered in the distinctive style of its creator.
In "null," Barry convinces Marion to attend Reg's wedding with him, pretending they're a couple to spare her the pity of others. The story unfolds in quiet, poignant moments as their performance begins to blur the line between pretense and something more real.
In "Breakaway Girl," Mandy finds her courage as her feelings for Mark grow stronger than the control Mrs. Carrick has held over her. After Mark is injured and hospitalized, Mandy discovers the truth about her unexpected inheritance—just as he confesses his love and asks her to stay with him before he leaves for abroad.
In a quiet village where first impressions carry weight, Sarah watches from her window as Greta, sharp-eyed and glamorous, shares a kiss with Clive—clearly drawn to him for his wealth. Feeling overshadowed by Greta’s charm and confidence, Sarah wonders if she’ll ever stand a chance, until Millie offers a surprising suggestion that might just change how she sees herself.
In "The Gal in the Groove," Shirley’s quick thinking to rescue a kitten from a tree leads to an unexpected climb—and a sudden van disappearance. When a young man named Reg reaches her, he admits he’s afraid of heights, but his courage still brings them down together. The mystery of the vanished van unravels into a surprising confession that changes everything.
In "Just Around the Corner," Judy’s fear of big dogs is put to the test when she and her poodle Chico encounter a young man and his imposing Alsatian, Champ, on a narrow cliff path. The next evening, her anxiety returns when a coworker makes unwanted advances, but Chico’s barking summons Champ and his owner—this time to her rescue.
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