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Cover: John Stanley

Thirteen #7

May 1963 · Dell · 0.12 USD
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“A Maiden's Prayers”

In "A Maiden's Prayers," Terry waits anxiously for her best friend Joe to return from a month-long trip, her usual confidence wavering as the days pass. As she finally spots him across the street—both of them caught in a quiet, shared moment of hesitation—something unspoken hangs in the air. The story captures a tender, fleeting instant of connection, rendered with quiet precision by John Stanley, whose expressive cover pencils perfectly mirror the emotional undercurrents of the moment.

writer, artist, inker John Stanley · cover John Stanley

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writer, artist, inker John Stanley
cover pencils, inks John Stanley

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Terry anxiously waits for her best friend, Joe, to return from a month-long vacation. After a full day with no sign of him, she becomes disappointed and wonders if their friendship has changed. Convinced that Joe would expect her to be her normal, "pal" self, she decides to go see him. On her way, she's overcome with an uncharacteristic shyness, but then she spots him across the street, wrestling with the same feelings. Relieved, they rush to meet each other, and Joe, in his excitement, reveals he almost lost his head and kissed her.

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