Miss America #64
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn Miss America #64, a 1954 10-cent comic, the latest trend among girls—collecting boys’ autographs on "conquest jackets"—sparks a quiet storm when Hedy has one delivered to Patsy’s house, testing the loyalty between Patsy and Buzz. With art by Morris Weiss, both interior and cover, the issue captures the playful tension of teenage drama with a touch of vintage charm.
In this lighthearted 1954 tale from *Miss America* #64, Buzz finds himself unexpectedly named editor of the school newspaper—only to have his new role spark a whirlwind when Patsy launches a love advice column that sends ripples through the student body. With charm and humor, the story captures the chaos of teenage romance and school gossip, all unfolding under the watchful eyes of the campus.
In a playful 1954 tale from *Miss America* #64, Hedy stirs up trouble by having a "conquest jacket" delivered to Patsy’s house, playing on the latest teen trend of collecting boys’ autographs—just to see how far the rumor mill can stretch.
In "null," Wendy finds her office life turned upside down when her boss brings in an efficiency expert, turning the usual routine into a rigid, soul-crushing grind. The story captures the quiet tension of a workplace transformed by impersonal rules, all from the perspective of a teen navigating the absurdities of adult expectations.
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