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| + | Less-than-aspiring concert pianist from the "No Life of Her Own" story of Fawcett comic book ''Life Story'' #3 (June 1949). | ||
After their mother died, Edna's music career seemed the only way out of poverty. Older sister Carol became a demanding taskmistress to Edna, even trying to drive away Edna's boyfriend Johnny Carter. | After their mother died, Edna's music career seemed the only way out of poverty. Older sister Carol became a demanding taskmistress to Edna, even trying to drive away Edna's boyfriend Johnny Carter. | ||
It gets worse when Carol starts dating music critic Lyle Taylor and gets a taste of high society. She ramps up the pressure, and Edna tries to run away. Carol sees the error of her ways. | It gets worse when Carol starts dating music critic Lyle Taylor and gets a taste of high society. She ramps up the pressure, and Edna tries to run away. Carol sees the error of her ways. | ||
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| − | * | + | * https://comicbookplus.com/?dlid=59331 |
[[Category:1949|Lucey, Edna]] | [[Category:1949|Lucey, Edna]] | ||
[[Category:Comic books|Lucey, Edna]] | [[Category:Comic books|Lucey, Edna]] | ||
[[Category:Fictional classical pianists|Lucey, Edna]] | [[Category:Fictional classical pianists|Lucey, Edna]] | ||
Latest revision as of 19:25, 30 April 2025
Less-than-aspiring concert pianist from the "No Life of Her Own" story of Fawcett comic book Life Story #3 (June 1949). After their mother died, Edna's music career seemed the only way out of poverty. Older sister Carol became a demanding taskmistress to Edna, even trying to drive away Edna's boyfriend Johnny Carter.
It gets worse when Carol starts dating music critic Lyle Taylor and gets a taste of high society. She ramps up the pressure, and Edna tries to run away. Carol sees the error of her ways.
