Cover: Mike Sekowsky & George Klein

Junior Miss #1

Dec 1944 · Marvel · 0.10 USD

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“Frank Sinatra's Life Story”

"Frank Sinatra's Life Story" kicks off in Junior Miss #1 (1944), a 10-cent comic where school politics take a playful turn as Alyce, the junior class president, tries to secure a prom date with Chuck—only to find herself outmaneuvered by Nema, Peggy’s clever little sister, who has her own plans. With art by Christopher Rule and a cover by Mike Sekowsky and George Klein, this early 1940s slice of teen life blends rivalry, humor, and the kind of high-stakes drama only a school dance can deliver.

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artist, inker Christopher Rule · cover Mike Sekowsky, George Klein

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Frank Sinatra

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artist, inker Christopher Rule

cover pencils Mike Sekowsky

cover inks George Klein

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When Alyce tries to use her status as junior class president to make Chuck take her to the prom, Peggy's little sister, Nema, schemes to make Alyce miss the dance so that Chuck can take Peggy.

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