#48
February 1956 · 0.10 USD · 36 pages
Rated Approved by the Comics Code Authority
Synopsis
Dede Fleming had spent her life working with Professor Stern to become a concert violinist and was at the peak of her success. Still, she felt that no matter what she played, her audience was "two shakes from being wax mummies". After a recent performance, Greg Harris, a young composer, approached her for criticism. When she suggested he go to Professor Stern, he angrily told her that few remember their humble beginnings. Taken aback, she listened to his music and decided to help him. As they worked side by side, they became closer and closer. Realizing that she was ignoring her work, Stern sent Dede on a two-month tour, and immediately upon her return she ran to Greg. After a week in the country, she returned for another performance and played horribly. Stern belittled her and told her she needed to choose. And she did. She was going to break it off. But when she went to Greg's pitiful apartment, he played the nocturne he had written for her, and told her it had been accepted for performance by the philharmonic. At that performance, Dede and Greg performed together, playing the music of their love.
Notes
Contents copyright Harvey Features Syndicate.
Reprinted from
Reprinted in
Credits
- Pencils
- Al Avison, John Prentice, Bob Powell, Bill Draut, Vic Herman
- Inks
- Al Avison, John Prentice, Bob Powell, Bill Draut, Vic Herman
- Editor
- Leon Harvey
Ratings
On eBay now
Checking…