Mirabelle #27 December 1969
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Hello - Miss '70!", Jimmy and Mandy make a pact on New Year's Eve to embrace maturity when the clock strikes twelve, but as the chimes echo through the night, Mandy’s dream of what that future might hold leads her to reconsider. Purita Campos brings the whimsical moment to life with expressive art and delicate inking, capturing the quiet tension between youthful impulse and grown-up resolve.
In "Hello - Miss '70!" from Mirabelle #27, Jimmy and Mandy make a pact on New Year’s Eve to embrace maturity when the clock strikes twelve, but as the final chimes approach, Mandy’s dream of what that future might hold leads her to reconsider. The story captures a quiet, tender moment of hesitation and self-discovery, where a single night’s decision feels like a lifetime.
In "Jonnie Falcon's London Christmas," Jo finds herself tangled in a web of mistaken identity when Sally confesses she’s not the boss’s daughter after all—only to discover the real heir isn’t coming to London, and her quick thinking has earned her a new role as personal secretary. Written by an unknown hand and illustrated by an unknown artist, the story unfolds with quiet charm and a touch of holiday warmth.
In "It's for the Birds!" from Mirabelle #27 (December 1969), Howard's growing detachment from the mystery of his own identity takes a sharp turn when Suzy, Bella, and Barry return to the site of a burned-out house. There, Suzy uncovers troubling evidence that Howard has been hiding the truth all along.
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