My Date Comics #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Lonesome Wolf," Jack Kirby and Joe Simon deliver a tender, character-driven tale from 1948, spotlighting Howard Howard—a man whose bravado masks a deep shyness—struggling to confess his feelings for nightclub singer Georgia Stafford. With help from the well-meaning but misguided House-Date Harry and the ever-practical Swifty, Howard’s journey toward honesty unfolds in quiet moments and awkward attempts, all rendered with the expressive flair of Kirby’s art and Simon’s keen eye for personality. The cover by Jerry Robinson and Mort Meskin captures the story’s mix of charm and nervous energy.
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Howard Howard is famous for his womanizing ways, but in reality he is shy and diffident, afraid to admit his feelings for nightclub singer Georgia Stafford. House-Date Harry offers to set the two up and teach Howard how to behave, but his tactics don't work and Swifty has to set things right.
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