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Marilyn #218
May 16th, 1959 · 4 1/2d [0-0-4.5 GBP] · 32 pages
Synopsis
When Maureen sees Phil in a car with a blonde, the factory girls tease her about it. She is thinking about the blonde that evening as she waits for Phil at the clock tower. When he is already fifteen minutes late, she sees the factory girls approaching and, not wanting to answer any awkward questions, she leaves. After sending Phil a letter with angry words, she reads in the newspaper that he was just giving the blonde a lift to a charity event because her car had broken down. She hopes she can reach him before he has a chance to read the letter.
Credits
- Script
- E. Fairbank, Peter O'Donnell, Derek Long, Audrey Hailey, Jim Edgar, Henry Gammidge, J. A. G. Long, E. Durrant, F. Blake, G. Brockbank
- Pencils
- Carlos Freixas, Leslie Branton, Robert MacGillivray, José Carlos Gracia, Day, Juan Abellán, Kay Bewick, Leone Frollo, A. Lock, John Armstrong, F. Blake, J. Swinn
- Inks
- Carlos Freixas, Robert MacGillivray, José Carlos Gracia, Day, Juan Abellán, Kay Bewick, Leone Frollo, A. Lock, John Armstrong, F. Blake, J. Swinn
- Editor
- Robert Lewis
- Wash tones
- Leslie Branton
Notes
Credits based on information provided by David Roach.
This is the last numbered issue. All subsequent issues only have dates.