Mirabelle #4 April 1970
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Diary of an Easter Chick" is a heartfelt slice of life in Mirabelle #4, a 1970 IPC comic with an 8d cover price. Written and illustrated by Enrique Montserrat, the story follows Dena, a member of the Dolly-Pops, as she grapples with her feelings for the group’s manager, Jo, and the difficult choice between love and loyalty. When her departure coincides with unexpected changes in the group, she must confront her emotions and find Nick, leading to a quiet, tender moment that changes everything.
In "Diary of an Easter Chick," Jo finds herself at odds with her boyfriend Steve when he fails to secure her a sweetheart egg for Easter. Feeling left out, she heads to the fair alone and shares a surprisingly sweet evening with a kind stranger. Just as she begins to wonder if things might be changing, Steve arrives—frantic, egg in hand, having searched everywhere to make it right.
In "The Clock Strikes Fear!", Joanne visits a quiet clock shop seeking help with an alarm that inexplicably strikes three every night—until a sudden cry and thud shatter the stillness. When she rushes out of the kitchen, she finds Dave unconscious beside the very clock that’s been haunting her.
In the short, heartfelt tale "The Dolly-Pops" from Mirabelle #4, Dena faces a tough choice when her feelings for the group’s manager, Nick, clash with her commitment to the Dolly-Pops. After deciding to leave before their U.S. tour, she’s surprised to learn Nick has also left—and that the group has fired her replacement. Determined to make things right, she tracks him down, and in a quiet moment, their reunion begins with a kiss.
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Reprinted in Pink Annual #1977 (1977), Vanessa #7
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