David Wright, Carol Day #1839-1840, Edgar Tracy, NO RESERVE

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David Wright, Carol Day #1839-1840, Edgar Tracy, NO RESERVE:
$219.19

Here is a consecutive pair of Carol Day originals from the story, Edgar Tracy, which ran from July to October, 1962, comprising strips 1810-1881. These strips are #1839-1840.

This story is the sequel to Ebb-Tide, in which Carol is pursued by the lecherous Arnold Tracy, and Carol’s friend Ian Carr is being blackmailed by Arnold over a scandal at Oxford. Arnold dies suddenly and without apparent reason in a confrontation with Ian, causing Carol and Ian to think they may be guilty of causing his death.

In Edgar Tracy, Arnold’s identical twin brother comes to take over Arnold’s house and begins digging into the circumstances of his brother’s death. Here, Carol and Ian leave Edgar Tracy\'s house just as the police pay him a visit and Ian panics.

Incidentally, Ian Carr is played by David Wright’s son Nicky and the Tracy brothers are played by John Bodkin-Adams, a notorious accused serial killer – good article in Wikipedia about him by the way.

Size of each is about 19 x 6.75-7.55 inches, depending on how closely the boards are trimmed to the art. Excellent condition overall. Dialog is lettered on the board, not pasted up. Very minor whiteout, mainly used to slightly edit dialog balloon borders.

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