Keen Teens #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis is an anthology issue containing multiple stories. One story follows Midge, a teenage girl dealing with romantic disappointment after her date Kirk goes to see another girl named Jean instead, while her friend Peggy tries to console her and convince her not to miss an upcoming dance. Another story features a young woman named Karen Nesbitt who encounters Tom Granger at a school play rehearsal, leading to complications involving jealousy and misunderstandings about their respective dates. A third story, "Susie Q. Smith" by Linda and Jerry Walter, depicts a young woman managing various household tasks and domestic situations.
When Peg's friend Marge writes from a ski resort, her letters reveal an escalating romance with Bob Bartler—Peg's old flame—as Marge and Bob bond over ski lessons, win a dance contest together, and share romantic moments on the slopes. As Marge's feelings deepen and the adventures pile up, the letters build to a surprise announcement that will test Peg's composure. A charming period piece about small jealousies and the unpredictable turns that winter romance can take.
Juke Janson leads a swinging orchestra that lands a lucrative gig at the upscale Surf Club, but his bandmate Groovie grows suspicious when the club's arranger, Compo, insists on controlling every musical selection played on their broadcasts. When Juke accidentally deviates from Compo's carefully planned arrangements, he stumbles onto something far darker than a disagreement over music—a criminal operation using the band's song choices as coded signals for heists. Now Juke must use his wits to outmaneuver the racket and set things right.
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Reprinted in Lurid Little Nightmare Makers #7 - Black & White (2016), Lurid Little Nightmare Makers #7 - Color (2016)
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