Mad About Millie [Special] #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Have a Heart!", Millie finds herself at the Heavenly Hair Salon, where every stylist is eager to create a signature look in her honor—only to descend into playful chaos as they argue over which style reigns supreme. Written by Stan Lee and brought to life with vibrant energy by Stan Goldberg on art and inks, this special issue captures Millie’s charm as she navigates the salon’s spirited debate, all while the cover by Goldberg perfectly captures the fun, stylish flair of the moment.
In "Have a Heart!" from Mad About Millie [Special] #1 (1971), Millie’s romantic hopes take a quirky turn when Daisy suggests she play hard to get with Clicker—only for Millie to quickly realize that pretending indifference might not be the best way to win a heart.
In "Hair Today—Real Gone Tomorrow!", Millie visits the Heavenly Hair Salon, where every style is eager to claim her as their own. As the wigs and coiffures debate fiercely over which look suits her best, she grows weary of their endless rivalry—just as they finally reach a rare moment of agreement.
In "The Working Girl Blues!" from Mad About Millie [Special] #1, Millie’s plans for a perfect evening with Clicker hit a snag when Mr. Hanover calls her in to work late—just as she’s already fretting over whether Clicker might be more interested in Chili than in her. The story captures Millie’s frazzled spiral of jealousy and distraction, all while she tries to keep her composure and her photos from completely falling apart.
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