Saved From The Paper Drive: Judy Wing in "Lucky Break"

22 April 2015

Judy Wing in "Lucky Break"

art by Jack Sparling

That was pretty short--here are some ads and stuff from this issue:

from Calling All Girls #31 (July - August 1944)

1 comment:

ChimalpahinDecember 10, 2015 at 10:02 PM
Oh McFarlane & Millar, girls don't read comics huh?
I recently started reading some vintage comics since they're in the Public Domain now and I gotta say there were a few more comics just for girls that I wasn't expecting considering the climate for comics in the 90's and 00's.
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