Flex Mentallo

Love it!

Probably true. Less likely is that it will bring out lots of hidden collections.

If memory serves, the above story is based upon The She Beast, from Comic Media's Horrific #7.

From House of Mystery #185

Listed in the marketplace. Other may follow. THRILLING #38

Sekowsky?

I think there have been more #18's in the last 18 months. I doubt it's scarcer, just random chance. But assuming my impression isnt false, a #17 might currently receive a bit more attention.

Ingels, Frazetta and Wood seem to be scoring the most "votes" if my impression is correct.

I bow to popular demand.

It's certainly there now -- and highlighted in yellow. I'm positive it wasn't there before. The book was relisted a couple of days ago after first being listed a month or so ago. I'll speculate that they received it back after the buyer spotted the glue. Either that or I'm going blind! Definitely Possibly both. (thumbs u Fixed! Makes two of us! Well when you both go blind sell me your comics, because you won't be needing them. The voice of compassion.

Ah! little at best can all our hopes avail us To lift this sorrow, or cheer us, when in the dark, Unwilling, alone we embark, And the things we have seen and have known and have heard of, fail us.

So quiet! doth the change content thee?—Death, whither hath he taken thee? To a world, do I think, that rights the disaster of this? The vision of which I miss, Who weep for the body, and wish but to warm thee and awaken thee?

One day, on a public holiday in 2013, he asked her to forgive him, and invited her to a relative's house. But the relatives were away. There in the empty house he strangled her. Afterwards, he went to Tuku's house and calmly told her "I have murdered my wife."

Mono had been running a tiny stall in the market to make ends meet. Tuku explained that a few years before, her husband had returned from Bangladesh and had taken up with Mono again. He was extremely possessive, and had convinced himself that Mono was seeing other men. So he beat her.

But where was Mono?

Mono's daughter had also grown.

But I will have to sell more comics, for work yet remains to be done.

Five years on, I fully expected to see the house completed.

Considering her financial circumstances, this was unachievable. But I had helped her to buy the land, and then to lay the foundations.

Tuku had always wanted her own house, and dreamt of one with a big roof where she could teach her Bharata Natyam dance form to children.