Four Color #323
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "My Diary," young Susie finds herself caught in a sweet mystery when a series of charming letters from a secret admirer stir her curiosity. Drawn to the park to meet her unknown pen pal, she ends up on an unexpected date—only to be saved by Hutch, the very person behind the heartfelt notes. Written and illustrated by Linda Walter, with lettering and inking by the same hand, this 1951 Dell comic offers a tender, gently suspenseful tale of mistaken identity and quiet romance, all rendered in a style as warm and personal as the diary entries that inspire it.
When Susie starts getting sweet notes from a mysterious admirer, she’s thrilled—until her park rendezvous leads to an unexpected rescue by Hutch, the very boy who’s been writing her letters all along. A charming mix of mistaken identity and quiet romance unfolds in this 1951 teen tale from Four Color #323.
In "Modeling is Easy--Any Dope Can Do It!" from Four Color #323 (1951), Susie and Legs stumble into a department store fashion show while shopping for a dance dress, turning the polished event into a chaotic spectacle—just as their friendship and confidence are put to the test.
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