Cover: Mike Sekowsky & George Klein

Comedy Comics #11

Aug 1942 · Marvel · 0.10 USD

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“Introducing Wheezy... and His Pal Private Breezy!”

In "Introducing Wheezy... and His Pal Private Breezy!", Maisie dreams of stardom and lands the lead role in a local play—only to face a determined rival in Brenda, who’s out to ruin her moment. Penciled and inked by Charles W. Winter, this 1942 comedy captures the chaos of showbiz ambition with a sprightly, slapstick flair. The cover, by Mike Sekowsky and George Klein, perfectly captures the zany energy of the story.

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artist, inker Charles W. Winter · cover Mike Sekowsky, George Klein

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artist, inker Charles W. Winter

cover pencils Mike Sekowsky

cover inks George Klein

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Maisie is obsessed with becoming a Hollywood star and manages to get the lead female part in a local play. Unfortunately, her rival Brenda is set on sabotaging the play.

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