Mary Marvel #12
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Georgia Sivana's Green-Ray Gun," Mary Marvel and her mother are deep in their charity work when news of the mysterious disappearance of the "Flying Scotsman" reaches them. When Mary tracks the ship to the mid-Atlantic, she’s baffled to find it surrounded by an invisible force that repels everything—no matter how she tries to approach. Written by Otto Binder and illustrated by Jack Binder, this 1947 Fawcett classic features cover art by Jack Binder, capturing the mystery of a ship lost to an unknown power.
In "Georgia Sivana's Green-Ray Gun," Jo, fresh out of reform school and promising Mary she’s turned her life around, quickly tests that promise at a party Mary throws. There, Georgia unleashes her latest invention—a ray that turns people green—on a young man, setting off a chain of mischief that puts her new start to the ultimate test.
In "Mary Marvel Meets the Beehive People," Mary Marvel and Creighton journey through time in a wondrous invention, only to land in a future where tiny humanoid beings thrive within a colossal hive colony—ruled by a sinister Queen whose control extends deep into their world. The story unfolds as Mary confronts this strange new society, where the line between community and captivity blurs, and the hive’s secrets run far deeper than their buzzing surface suggests.
In "The Ship without a Port," Mary Marvel and her mother are drawn into a mystery when news of the missing *Flying Scotsman* reaches them. When Mary tracks the ship to the mid-Atlantic, she finds it eerily untouched by time—yet somehow repels all attempts to board or approach, leaving her to wonder what unseen force keeps it adrift.
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Reprinted in Mary Marvel Fanzine #6 (2006)
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