True Secrets #13
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "I Dream Too Much," a 1952 Marvel classic, Thelma stands on trial for her life, her past unfolding in haunting flashbacks. From her arrival in Chicago as a war widow to her rise as a waitress, her marriage to Phillip, and the terrifying return of her husband Steve—whose disfigurement and madness shatter her new life—this gripping tale explores guilt, memory, and survival. Bob Fujitani handles both pencils and inks for the story, while Al Hartley delivers the moody, evocative cover.
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Thelma, on trial for her life, thinks back to 1945 when she arrived in Chicago, a war widow, and got a job as a waitress in a fancy restaurant. She makes mistakes and is fired while waiting on wealthy customer Phillip. Phillip befriends her and they marry and have a son. However, her husband Steve returns, insane and with a disfigured face from his war injuries. He blackmails Thelma; she writes a letter of confession to Phillip and meets Steve, who decides he now wants the money and his wife. They struggle and Steve falls to his death. Back in the present, Thelma is found not guilty.
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