Millie the Model Comics #107
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "A Monster for Millie," the ever-charming Millie finds herself at the center of a spooky mystery when she’s asked to model for a monster-themed story—though the artist behind the ink, Jack Kirby, remains a name she’s only heard of from the pages of Strange Tales. With Stan Lee’s sharp wit and Stan Goldberg’s expressive art bringing her world to life, this 1962 gem captures Millie’s charm and curiosity in a tale that blends humor and suspense, all framed by Goldberg’s distinctive cover.
In "A Monster for Millie," the ever-dapper Millie finds herself posing for a monstrous tale, unaware that the artist behind the ink is none other than Jack Kirby—though she’s more focused on the absurdity of the assignment than the legend behind it. With her usual flair and a touch of humor, Millie navigates the bizarre session, turning a spooky assignment into a moment of quiet charm.
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↩ Reprints Patsy Walker #85 (1959)
Reprinted in Millie Modell #1/1964 (1964)
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