Marilyn #200
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Liza in the Outback," the holiday at Brady's Building heats up as tensions flare and feelings shift among the campers. After Johnny's latest prank and a dramatic poolside confrontation, he makes a surprising move to reconcile with Sally—just as the group’s plans for the rest of the trip take an unexpected turn. Written by Jim Edgar and illustrated by Robert MacGillivray, this 1959 issue captures the playful chaos of young romance and friendship under the Australian sun.
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Having pushed Judy into the pool, Johnny is still mad and pushes a camp official in the pool. Sally is about to leave when Johnny decides to apologize to get her to stay. Then the boys and girls from Brady's Building arrive and announce they decided to take their holidays together. Dave tells Sally that he knows he's licked where her affections are concerned and will spend the rest of the holiday with Beryl. But despite her ducking, Judy is convinced that she has Johnny just where she wants him.
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