Strange Confessions #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "I Was an Artist's Model," a 1952 Ziff-Davis classic, a woman named May finds herself caught between passion and peril when her love for a gangster pulls her into a life of crime. Drawn into a dangerous world where loyalty is tested and danger lurks around every corner, her choices spiral in ways she never expected. With stark, expressive artwork by Bill Discount, this gripping tale captures the raw tension of a life on the edge—pencils and inks that bring every moment of suspense to life.
In "I Was a Gangster's Moll," May finds herself caught between loyalty and survival when her love for a gangster leads her to aid his crimes—driving the getaway car, trusting his promises, believing in his world. When she finally turns on him to protect herself, the consequences crash down fast, landing her behind bars before she can figure out what comes next.
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