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Difference between revisions of "Derek Mellman"
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[[Image:Mellman_Derek_Sweethearts.png|right]]Famous, talented young classical pianist from "Song of My Heart" story of romance comic book ''Sweethearts'' #115 (Sep 1952). | [[Image:Mellman_Derek_Sweethearts.png|right]]Famous, talented young classical pianist from "Song of My Heart" story of romance comic book ''Sweethearts'' #115 (Sep 1952). | ||
| − | He comes to town to do a series of concerts for the Deys City Cultural Foundation, promoted by agent Marc Canner and his secretary Glenda. Glenda pretends to be interested in him, and enjoys dating him to hobnob with high society. She breaks his heart when she throws him over for Canner. Canner throws her under the bus when Mellman's playing suffers. Sensitive Mellman leaves for a South American tour. Glenda eventually realizes her usual party hearty ways no longer satisty and that she wants Mellman. After three years, she sees him again and they reconcile. | + | He comes to town to do a series of concerts for the Deys City Cultural Foundation, promoted by agent Marc Canner and his secretary Glenda. Glenda pretends to be interested in him, and enjoys dating him to hobnob with high society. She breaks his heart when she throws him over for Canner. Canner throws her under the bus when Mellman's playing suffers. Sensitive, deathly serious Mellman leaves for a South American tour. Glenda eventually realizes her usual party hearty ways no longer satisty and that she wants Mellman. After three years, she sees him again and they reconcile. |
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Latest revision as of 18:12, 25 April 2018
Famous, talented young classical pianist from "Song of My Heart" story of romance comic book Sweethearts #115 (Sep 1952).
He comes to town to do a series of concerts for the Deys City Cultural Foundation, promoted by agent Marc Canner and his secretary Glenda. Glenda pretends to be interested in him, and enjoys dating him to hobnob with high society. She breaks his heart when she throws him over for Canner. Canner throws her under the bus when Mellman's playing suffers. Sensitive, deathly serious Mellman leaves for a South American tour. Glenda eventually realizes her usual party hearty ways no longer satisty and that she wants Mellman. After three years, she sees him again and they reconcile.
