Miss America #66

Oct 1954 · Marvel · 0.10 USD

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In Miss America #66 (1954), Buzz tries to dodge a string of pricey dates by fibbing to Patsy about writing a book, but his lie spirals when Patsy’s meddling accidentally sets off a chain of events that leads a shady novelist to steal Buzz’s father’s friend’s manuscript and claim it as his own. With art by Morris Weiss, this 1954 tale blends mistaken identity and literary intrigue in a story where a small lie has unexpectedly big consequences.

Contains 4 stories

Untitled Humor story

7 pp · Humor, Teen

Mr. Baxter (Buzz's father)Mrs. Baxter (Buzz's mother)Kyle Van Kyle (shifty novelist)Mr. McGrew (publisher at McGrew-Hall Publishing)

In this 1954 humor tale from *Miss America* #66, Buzz tries to dodge a string of pricey dates by telling Patsy he’s busy writing a book—only to find his lie spiraling when Patsy’s meddling accidentally sets off a chain of events that lands a stolen manuscript in the hands of a shady novelist. The story unfolds with playful chaos as Buzz’s attempt to escape responsibility collides with a real-life literary theft, all starring the ever-enthusiastic Jo and her sharp-witted friend Buzz.

Untitled Humor story

4.67 pp · Humor, Teen

Pops (owner of Ye Soda Shoppe)

Untitled Humor story

4.67 pp · Humor, Teen

Untitled Humor story

6 pp · Humor, Teen

Pops (Ye Soda Shoppe owner)

In this lighthearted 1954 tale from *Miss America* #66, Patsy finds herself in a sticky situation after accidentally spending Buzz’s refunded money on a new sport coat—right after promising to return the $12 he’d lost on his ill-fated golf clubs. With her quick thinking put to the test, she’ll have to come up with a clever fix before Buzz finds out.