Marilyn #13 May 1961
In "Never Let Me Go," Frances flees her concert in distress, worried for her sister Teresa. With David’s help, she tracks Teresa down in a seedy bar, only to find her indifferent to the missed performance. When Teresa refuses to leave with them, claiming she’s with someone else, David’s frustration boils over—leading to a sudden, tense confrontation. Robert MacGillivray’s expressive art brings the emotional weight of this moment to life, capturing the quiet desperation and simmering tension in a single, telling panel.
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Worried about her sister, Frances walks out on her concert. David helps her look for Teresa and they finally find her in a dive, unconcerned about forgetting Frances' concert. David and Frances plan to take her home, but Toni says Teresa is with him and she leaves when he says she goes. Then he calls David a crumb and David slugs him.
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