Marilyn #September 26th, 1959
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Love Trap," Rita is caught between duty and desire as Leo’s life-saving gesture leaves her torn—his kiss feels inevitable, yet her heart rebels. With Leo gone and tasked with learning jungle survival from Lia and Soong Chan, Rita’s resolve wavers after seeing a deer torn apart by a jungle cat. When Sid offers a way out, she’s tempted to take it, even though Leo warned her to stay away. Written by Derek Long and illustrated by Jack Hardee, this gripping issue captures the tension of isolation and inner conflict in a lush, unforgiving setting. Cover by Jack Hardee.
In a quiet, nearly empty summer resort, Greg is convinced he’s alone—until he realizes Lorna has stayed behind to tidy up. When he claims he can read her mind, the tension between them shifts, forcing Lorna to confront her growing feelings and the painful choice of leaving before he learns the truth.
In "Love Trap," Rita grapples with conflicting emotions after Leo saves her life and asks for a kiss—she feels bound to say yes, yet something inside her resists. Left alone with Lia and Soong Chan to learn jungle survival, Rita grows uneasy, especially after seeing a deer torn apart by a jungle cat. When Leo warns her to stay away from Sid, she’s tempted to trust him instead, even as the wilderness tests her resolve.
In this quiet, character-driven moment from *Marilyn* #September 26th, 1959, Tab and Ty set off for a weekend in the woods, eager for adventure—only to find their plans tested by the simple, unexpected challenges of camping. A little help from two friendly strangers teaches them more about teamwork than they bargained for.
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In "null," Miriam is left with a quiet ache on the day her girl pen-friend Mary departs after a fortnight’s visit, only to be met with a sudden confession from her boyfriend—his love, and a request to write him back.
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