Mirabelle #8 November 1969
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Love Bug Will Get You...", Bella and Suzy launch the Early Birds Detective Agency, only to face a dry spell—until a chance encounter with a student leads them on a curious outing. When they stumble upon a lost coat linked to an oil millionaire’s daughter, the mystery deepens: the man’s claim doesn’t match the girl they saw, and the truth behind the coat remains elusive. Illustrated with crisp, expressive detail by Jorge Badía Romero, this 1969 gem from IPC blends charm and intrigue in a story that’s as clever as it is quietly suspenseful.
In "null" from *Mirabelle* #8 (November 1969), Jo and Suzy launch the Early Birds Detective Agency with high hopes—only to face quiet weeks of silence. When a chance encounter with a student leads them on a seemingly simple trail, they find themselves tangled in a mystery involving a lost coat, a suspicious oil millionaire, and a daughter who doesn’t quite match the story.
In "The Love Bug Will Get You...", Sally tries to stay safe from romance with a monthly dose of casual flings—until Colin walks in and turns her carefully calibrated defenses to dust. The story follows her as she grapples with feelings she can't shake, all while trying to keep her usual routine intact.
In "Saturday Sit-In," Harry and Kate take a stand—literally—on a beloved park bench, determined to save it from demolition as roadwork looms. With quiet defiance and a shared commitment, they hold their ground, unaware how long the protest might last or how much it could cost Harry’s job.
In "The Escalator," Sam’s sudden fall through a trap door sets off a tense chain of events as Julie, determined to save him, uncovers a gun in Glory’s office. But when Glory reveals that the sound of a shot will trigger Sam’s execution by firing squad, Julie must act fast—before the clock runs out.
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