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| − | Daytona club singer from the very short, two-page unillustrated story "Hot-Car Driver" in comic book ''Wanted Comics'' #29 (September 1950). She lets title character race car driver Mickey Morgan spend his winnings on her, but when he stops having money, she stops having interest. So, Mickey murders her, and flees to Chicago where he starts driving getaway cars for the mob. A job for gangster Nick Scadrone goes bad, and they all die in a firey car crash. | + | Daytona club singer from the very short, two-page unillustrated story "Hot-Car Driver" in comic book ''Wanted Comics'' #29 (September 1950). |
| + | The story is set in the year 1928 or 1929; and she sings at the Green Turtle, a speakeasy. | ||
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| + | She lets title character race car driver Mickey Morgan spend his winnings on her, but when he stops having money, she stops having interest. So, Mickey murders her, and flees to Chicago where he starts driving getaway cars for the mob. A job for gangster Nick Scadrone goes bad, and they all die in a firey car crash. | ||
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Latest revision as of 07:29, 23 February 2018
Daytona club singer from the very short, two-page unillustrated story "Hot-Car Driver" in comic book Wanted Comics #29 (September 1950). The story is set in the year 1928 or 1929; and she sings at the Green Turtle, a speakeasy.
She lets title character race car driver Mickey Morgan spend his winnings on her, but when he stops having money, she stops having interest. So, Mickey murders her, and flees to Chicago where he starts driving getaway cars for the mob. A job for gangster Nick Scadrone goes bad, and they all die in a firey car crash.
