Pictorial Love Stories #24
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "They Called Me 'That Woman'!", a poignant 1950 Charlton story, advice columnist Catherine Carter offers a lifeline to Jane Doe, a woman struggling to rebuild her life after prison. As Jane finds unexpected love with Ken, old wounds resurface when her ex-boyfriend Mickey reappears, threatening to destroy her new beginning. With emotional stakes high and danger closing in, the story unfolds through the expressive art of Lee Sherman, both penciling and inking.
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Advice columnist Catherine Carter visits Jane Doe, an ex-convict whose record prevents her from finding happiness. Her ex-boyfriend Mickey, the one responsible for her prison sentence, tries to renew their relationship but Jane rejects him and is defended by Ken. Ken and Jane fall in love, but Ken’s ex-girlfriend Sylvia learns the truth and says Jane is ruining Ken’s chance for a promotion at the bank where he works. Mickey tries to force Jane and Miss Carter to help him rob Ken’s bank, but Jane tips Ken off and the robbers are all killed. Jane and Ken can now be happy together.
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