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| − | Famous singer and cousin of famous dead ballerina Anna Tavlova, from "The Manikins of Death!" story of horror comic book ''Mysterious Adventures'' #3 (Aug 1951). Her favorite song is Cole Porter's "[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Night_and_Day_(song) Night and Day]." | + | [[Image:Walters_Regina_Mysterious_Adventures.png|right]]Famous singer and cousin of famous dead ballerina Anna Tavlova, from "The Manikins of Death!" story of horror comic book ''Mysterious Adventures'' #3 (Aug 1951). Her favorite song is Cole Porter's "[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Night_and_Day_(song) Night and Day]." |
| − | Unfortunately, she runs afoul of psychopath mannequin maker Conrad Lebaron, who robs graves to mix human remains into his mannequin materials. | + | Unfortunately, she runs afoul of psychopath mannequin maker Conrad Lebaron, who robs graves to mix human remains into his mannequin materials. Trying to escape being murdered by him, she trips and falls into a vat of "talic acid," dissolving her. Lebaron uses it to make a mannequin of her. On its unveiling, he is haunted by her, and slips and falls out a window to his death. |
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[[Category:Comic books|Walters, Regina]] | [[Category:Comic books|Walters, Regina]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:48, 25 April 2018
Famous singer and cousin of famous dead ballerina Anna Tavlova, from "The Manikins of Death!" story of horror comic book Mysterious Adventures #3 (Aug 1951). Her favorite song is Cole Porter's "Night and Day."
Unfortunately, she runs afoul of psychopath mannequin maker Conrad Lebaron, who robs graves to mix human remains into his mannequin materials. Trying to escape being murdered by him, she trips and falls into a vat of "talic acid," dissolving her. Lebaron uses it to make a mannequin of her. On its unveiling, he is haunted by her, and slips and falls out a window to his death.
