Marilyn #23 January 1960
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Sheba's Treasure," Maureen finds herself stranded with no money and nowhere to stay, collapsing in an art gallery after a long night on the streets. Taken in by a kind attendant who lets her slip out a side door, her relief is short-lived—she collapses just beyond the threshold, leaving the man to face the consequences of his kindness. Penciled and inked with delicate precision by José García Pizarro, this poignant moment in a 1960 British comic captures a quiet, human moment amid hardship.
In "null," Aileen finds her quiet moments with Barney, the grocery delivery man, disrupted when he arrives with a new assistant. Now caught between her growing fondness for Barney and the sudden presence of someone else, she’s left wondering what’s changed—and what might come next.
In "Sheba's Treasure," Jane faces growing tension as her father frets over their delayed work permit for the sunken galley in the Red Sea, while the new diver—ever-present and protective—keeps pulling her from peril. But when Jane witnesses him kissing Omar’s daughter, her trust begins to unravel.
In "Hi, Fellas! Here Comes Eve!", Eve finds herself caught between two men when a casual kiss with the boss's son leads him to declare her his girl—though her heart belongs to Bill. As the office dance approaches, she must decide where her true feelings lie, all while navigating the growing tension between the two men who both want her.
In "You Crazy Kid!", Maureen, stranded and penniless, finds herself asleep in an art gallery after a long night on the streets. When an attendant discovers her, he shows unexpected kindness by letting her slip out the side door—only to find her collapsed moments later, prompting him to bring her to his home. The gesture sets off a quiet chain of events that tests his loyalty and changes both their lives, all without a word spoken between them.
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