Marilyn #October 17th, 1959
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Love Trap," Rita uses her wits and the lessons of the late Soong Chan to tame the wild elephant Mas Shewa, helping Leo escape the jungle after a painful injury. Jack Hardee’s dynamic art brings the perilous journey to life, while Derek Long crafts a tense, emotional story of courage and shifting affections. The cover by Jack Hardee captures the moment of danger and resolve that defines this gripping adventure.
In "Love Trap," Rita uses her wits and the lessons from Soong Chan to calm the wild elephant Mas Shewa, guiding both herself and Leo to safety after his injury. Back at the hospital, the fragile warmth between them fades as Leo coldly announces he’s sending her back to civilization.
In "Love Me, Love My Dog!" from Marilyn, October 17th, 1959, Karen finds herself caught between loyalty and honesty when she’s hired by Chuck’s girlfriend to walk Bouncer—only to struggle with the truth that Daphne is seeing other boys. As the walks become a quiet routine, Karen must navigate her growing discomfort without unraveling the fragile peace of the situation.
In "Wild Music," Jo finds herself drawn into a quiet tension at Raventhwaite Hall when Jervis asks her to clean up after a heated moment. As she works, the house hums with unspoken feelings, and her pride in a job well done is soon shadowed by the arrival of a glamorous singer—someone who might just steal Jervis’s attention. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, this 1959 romance unfolds with quiet intensity, where every glance and lingering moment feels charged.
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