Leonard Starr's Mary Perkins on Stage #7
In this poignant installment of Leonard Starr's Mary Perkins on Stage, Mary confronts the cost of her focus on the theater when Pete is called away on a mission to Vietnam. As she grapples with her own neglect, Pete finds himself entangled in a dangerous ruse when a seemingly straightforward escort duty leads him to a surprising twist—his charge is not the actor he was promised, but the actor’s daughter, disguised in a high-stakes game of deception. Leonard Starr’s writing and art bring emotional depth and quiet tension to a story where duty, trust, and hidden identities blur in the jungle shadows. The cover, also by Starr, captures the quiet intensity of the moment.
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When Pete is called away urgently on an assignment to Vietnam, Mary realizes her preoccupation with events involving her cast members have caused her to neglect Pete. Pete is asked to escort a defecting Chinese actor through the jungles, but is tricked when the 'actor' turns out to be the actor's daughter in disguise.
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