Mary Marvel #9
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Trojan Horse Mystery," Mary Marvel’s birthday wish comes true—literally—but instead of a simple celebration, her presents are scattered across town, turning her special day into a playful hunt. With Uncle Blacky determined to sabotage her joy, Mary must track down her gifts before he can ruin the fun, all while navigating the chaos of a day that’s anything but ordinary. The story, illustrated by Jack Binder in both interior and cover art, captures the whimsical spirit of Fawcett’s golden age with charm and energy.
In "The Trojan Horse Mystery," a disgruntled archaeologist takes a dramatic turn from academia to theft, constructing a massive replica of the legendary Trojan Horse and hiding it inside the very museum where he once worked. With the ancient-looking structure now part of the exhibit, Mary Marvel must uncover the clever ruse before the museum's treasures vanish under the cover of history.
In "Her Wacky Week-End!" from Mary Marvel #9 (1947), Mary Marvel’s plans to relax with her friend Tessie and her family quickly spiral into chaos when her superhero instincts kick in at the most awkward moments—turning a simple weekend into a series of misadventures she never saw coming.
In "Her Thrilling Birthday Party," Mary Batson’s birthday sparks a playful rivalry when Mary Marvel wishes to celebrate her own, only to find her presents scattered across town—just as Uncle Blacky sets out to ruin her day.
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Reprinted in Don Winslow of the Navy #7 (1953), Mary Marvel Fanzine #8, Mary Marvel Fanzine #9
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