Marilyn #24 December 1960
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Happy Hostage," Claire’s quick thinking saves a young native boy’s life with artificial respiration, setting off a chain of events that leads her to a hidden truth. As she’s escorted home under Rod’s orders, the boy’s father quietly guides her to Rod’s location—just as she confronts him, their fragile moment is cut short by the sudden arrival of Franks’ men. Written by J. Stamper and illustrated by Jack Hardee, this tense, character-driven story unfolds with quiet urgency, grounded in loyalty and danger. The cover by Jack Hardee captures the moment’s suspense perfectly.
In "The Happy Hostage," Claire’s quick thinking saves a young native boy’s life, setting off a chain of events that leads her to track down Rod after being taken by the boy’s father. As she finally finds him, their reunion is cut short when they realize they’re trapped—surrounded by Franks’ men.
In "My One and Only," a chance encounter near a snowman rebuilds a fragile connection between Daphne and Ron, once torn apart by jealousy. When Ron sees Daphne help a boy restore his snowman after Lorna accidentally destroys it, a quiet moment sparks a change neither expected. Written by P. Davis, this tender three-page story captures a fleeting, heartfelt reunion shaped by small acts of kindness.
In "Dream Girl for Christmas," shy Carrie finds herself drawn to Bill, the club’s charming flirt, though he never seems to see her. When he posts a notice for help with Boxing Day decorations, she’s the only one to respond—only to be met with polite distance once again.
In "Wanted 5 Bachelors," Jenny brings her friend Prue home to meet her village friends, only to find the local boys have other plans—showing off their charm in a playful bid to prove they’re not outmatched by outsiders. The story captures a lighthearted clash of personalities and the quiet magic of small-town connection, all in three crisp pages.
In "null," Jennifer’s heart is set on an upcoming wedding, but Ron hesitates, asking for six months to sort through his uncertain feelings—leaving their future hanging in the quiet tension of a love still being tested.
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