Star Spangled Comics #128
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Girl Who Lived 5,000 Years!", Doctor Thirteen stumbles upon a mysterious woman claiming to have survived millennia, leading him into a perilous mystery that tests his wits and courage. With Leonard Starr handling both the interior art and cover, this 1952 DC tale blends timeless intrigue with a touch of suspense, all anchored by the quiet strength of Marie, his fiancée, who plays a crucial role in his survival.
In "The Girl Who Lived 5,000 Years!" from Star Spangled Comics #128, Doctor Thirteen is drawn into a mystery when a mysterious woman claims to have survived for millennia—leaving him trapped in a web of ancient secrets and sudden peril, only narrowly escaping with the help of his fiancée, Marie.
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Reprinted in Stålmannen #2/1954 (1954), G.I. Combat #54 (1957), Mutt & Jeff #100 (1958), Superboy #67 (1958), Mighty The 100-Page Comic! #10 (1959), Our Army at War #175 (1967), The Brave and the Bold #76 (1968), The Phantom Stranger #2 (1969), Fantomet #24/1999 (1999)
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