Mary Marvel #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Magic Yarn," Mary Marvel takes a surprising detour from heroics to investigate Georgia Sivana at a reformatory—only to find her now part of a Women's Knitting Club helping war-ravaged Europe. But when Mary senses something off about the club’s seemingly harmless knitting, she uncovers a secret: Georgia is secretly gathering intelligence on a foreign princess who’s returned to reclaim her hidden crown jewels. Written by Otto Binder and illustrated by Jack Binder, this 1946 adventure blends domestic charm with quiet espionage, all under a cover by Jack Binder.
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Mary decides to check up on Georgia Sivana at the reformatory, but learns Georgia has been paroled for good behavior and is now a part of the Women's Knitting Club, who spend their time knitting things for the destitute in Europe. But Mary smells a rat and soon learns that Georgia is actually listening in to fellow members, discovering that a foreign Princess is in town incognito to pick up her crown jewels that she had left in America during the war.
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