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| − | All for Love | + | [[Image:Powers_Lynn_All_for_Love.png|right]]Successful singer from the "Feet of Clay" story of romance comic book ''All for Love'' vol. 3, no. 1 (#14, April-May 1959). |
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| + | Starting out, she teams up with [[Danny Weaver]] as a duo, signs a contract with him, and falls for him. They sign a contract with bandleader [[Jock King]]. | ||
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| + | When Weaver jilts her at the altar, she freaks out so bad she wakes up in a hospital hours later with no memories of how she got there. | ||
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| + | King steps up to take care of her, and kinda takes advantage of her vulnerable state to ask her to marry him! | ||
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| + | She does, but only because she feels obligated. She soon hears unpleasant rumors that King only does charity gigs for the free publicity, and he bought out her contract with Weaver and married her just to keep her as his singer. | ||
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| + | Then Weaver gets in an accident just as King and band have to brave dangerous, snowy mountain roads to get a charity gig. | ||
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| + | Weaver, on his deathbed at the hospital, tells Powers the truth: King didn't buy her contract from Weaver, he paid Weaver to cancel it. King thought Weaver was dragging her down. | ||
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==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
*http://comicbookplus.com/?dlid=51835 | *http://comicbookplus.com/?dlid=51835 | ||
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| + | [[Category:1959|Powers, Lynn]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Comic books|Powers, Lynn]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Pop|Powers, Lynn]] | ||
Latest revision as of 10:21, 20 March 2019
Successful singer from the "Feet of Clay" story of romance comic book All for Love vol. 3, no. 1 (#14, April-May 1959).
Starting out, she teams up with Danny Weaver as a duo, signs a contract with him, and falls for him. They sign a contract with bandleader Jock King.
When Weaver jilts her at the altar, she freaks out so bad she wakes up in a hospital hours later with no memories of how she got there.
King steps up to take care of her, and kinda takes advantage of her vulnerable state to ask her to marry him!
She does, but only because she feels obligated. She soon hears unpleasant rumors that King only does charity gigs for the free publicity, and he bought out her contract with Weaver and married her just to keep her as his singer.
Then Weaver gets in an accident just as King and band have to brave dangerous, snowy mountain roads to get a charity gig.
Weaver, on his deathbed at the hospital, tells Powers the truth: King didn't buy her contract from Weaver, he paid Weaver to cancel it. King thought Weaver was dragging her down.
