Roxy #6 August 1960 [126]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Mouse and the Tiger!", Daphne finds herself caught between loyalty and danger as a ruthless dictator, Scudo, turns her beauty into a weapon of influence. When her actions unexpectedly weaken a band of brigands by making them abandon their weapons for love, she must face the consequences—while Bill’s fate hangs in the balance. Written by Derek Long and illustrated by Frank Langford, this 1960 tale from Amalgamated Press blends intrigue and tension in a story where charm proves as potent as force.
In "The Mouse and the Tiger!" from Roxy #6 (August 1960), Clarrie faces a life-threatening injury that leaves him blind and clinging to hope. With courage and care, he undergoes a risky operation that not only saves his life but restores his sight—though the road to recovery is far from simple.
In "Feudin' as They Go!" from Roxy #6 (August 1960), Daphne steps forward to shield Bill from a dictator’s wrath, but her attempt to protect him only deepens the tension. When the tyrant learns that Daphne’s influence has softened the brigands—turning them from fighters to men yearning for home and love—their fate hangs in the balance.
In "That Old Black Magic," Joanie finds herself overwhelmed by her feelings for Don, so much so that she impulsively agrees when he suggests taking a job 300 miles away. Days later, desperate to bring him back, she buys a book of love charms and spells, hoping to summon him to her side.
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