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Mystery Tales#13
Cover: Sol Brodsky

Mystery Tales #13

Jul 1953 · Marvel · 0.10 USD
“The Invisible Woman!”

In "The Invisible Woman!", Carl Wessler crafts a chilling tale of deception and betrayal, with Tony DiPreta handling both pencils and inks for a stark, noir-inspired look. Sol Brodsky’s cover captures the story’s eerie tension, perfectly framing the mystery of a woman who can’t be seen but leaves a deadly trail.

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writer Carl Wessler · artist, inker Tony DiPreta · cover Sol Brodsky

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artist, inker Tony DiPreta
cover pencils, inks Sol Brodsky

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Frank Tupper takes advantage of a crime wave, committed by an invisible woman, in order to frame his wife Lola, so he can collect the insurance money and be with his secretary lover Claire. Fooled by his plan, a vicious mob kills Lola (off panel) and the scheming couple eventually wed and visit the Grand Canyon for a honeymoon. With his new bride "afraid of heights", Frank enjoys the view without her and suddenly falls to his death, pushed by Claire, who was the invisible woman all the while.

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