Mirabelle #9 May 1959
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Riverboat Romance," young Ann grapples with growing up when her crush Gary announces his engagement to her older sister Kay. With a windfall from selling a rare stamp collection, Ann sees a chance to escape her childhood and start anew—only to face a difficult choice when she realizes Kay’s dream of a white wedding is within reach, if only she’d give up her own plans. Antonio Borrell’s expressive art brings quiet emotional depth to this poignant tale of sisterhood, sacrifice, and the bittersweet weight of maturity.
In "Young Love," Jo finds herself caught between childhood and the grown-up world, especially when her crush Gary announces his engagement to her older sister Kay. With seventy-five pounds from selling a rare stamp collection, Ann sees a chance to finally live independently—but when she notices Kay’s quiet despair over not being able to afford a white wedding, she’s faced with a choice that tests her maturity and heart.
In "null" from *Mirabelle* #9 (May 1959), two hopefuls, Dot and Penny, brave the glittering Caprice Restaurant in search of fame, only to be met with a surprising twist when the doorman claims Mr. Vaughn has been expecting them—only to reveal the visitor is George P. Vaughn, not the star they had in mind.
When Marie the housekeeper learns of Count Paul's death, her composure shatters—and she hands Harry a duplicate key to the chateau, sending him straight to the police. As Rick and Brenda are rescued, the shadow of Madame de Murac’s drug operation begins to unravel.
When Rita’s new puppy, Rip, starts chewing up her favorite things—just like Terry’s dog did—she’s furious… until she realizes the little pup might just be the key to mending a broken heart.
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