Cookie #31
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Yo-Yo Happy," Fritzi takes on a daring disguise to become the mysterious girl who bumped into producer Seetla—only to discover the whole chase was a clever ruse for his new film. Owen Fitzgerald’s expressive art brings the twisty, backstage antics to life, capturing every moment of Fritzi’s transformation and the surprise reveal. A 10-cent comic from 1951, this issue offers a charming, self-aware tale of fame, identity, and the lengths one will go for a night at the movies.
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Starlet bumps into a man on the street and apologizes. Fritzi later learns it was producer Seetla, who starts a campaign to find the "mystery girl." Fritzi keeps Starlet from learning of the search, and transforms herself (at considerable expense) into Starlet's double. She presents herself to Seetla, only to learn it was a publicity stunt for his new movie; for all her trouble, she only gets two free tickets to the premiere.
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