Tiger Girl, Part 1 of 3
Come back tomorrow for Part 2 of this mini-series by Jenny Blake & Diego Jourdan Pereira!
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Come back tomorrow for Part 2 of this mini-series by Jenny Blake & Diego Jourdan Pereira!
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Art is from the story “I Was a Shrew!” in Popular Teen-Agers #14, Nov. 1952. Published by Star Publications.
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Text in Original Art:
TITLE: I was a Shrew!
MAN: It’s about time somebody took you in hand, you little tyrant!
WOMAN: OWWW! Stop it, you redheaded maniac!
CAPTION BOX: I have always been a fiery tempered redhead! I discovered long ago that the best way for me to get everything I wanted was to fly into tantrums. People knew that if they gave in to me, I’d eventually shut up, and they’d have peace. Only one person had the courage to attempt to subdue me. He too had flaming hair and a volcanic personality…

Pencils by Charles Nicholas. From the story “Crime that Didn’t Occur!” in Zaza the Mystic #10, April 1956. Published by Charlton.
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Pizza or turkey? Either way, here’s some pre-Thanksgiving fun from Tony Isabella & Diego Jourdan Pereira!

Art by Vince Colletta Studio from the story “I Chose Heartbreak” in First Kiss #37, May 1964. Published by Charlton.
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More Last Kiss fun from Tony Isabella & Diego Jourdan Pereira!

Artist unknown. From the Kayo Kirby story in Fight Comics #50, June 1947. Published by Fiction House. (Pencils have sometimes been attributed to various artists: Matt Baker, John Forte, Jack Kamen. Inks could be by Jack Kamen or Al Feldstein.)
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