Miss America #70
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn Miss America #70, Patsy finds herself drawn into a modeling contest after a push from her friend Hedy, who commissions a custom gown from Centerville’s top dressmaker. When the seamster rewards Patsy with her own dress as thanks for helping secure a major sale, the moment becomes a quiet highlight of the issue. Art by Morris Weiss brings the story to life with crisp, expressive detail, both in the interior and on the cover, which he also penciled and inked.
In this lighthearted 1955 tale from *Miss America #70*, Patsy finds herself caught between friendship and fashion when Hedy pushes her to enter a modeling contest. With a custom dress commissioned from Centerville’s top seamster, the stakes rise—only for Patsy to unexpectedly earn her own dress as payment after helping the tailor seal a major sale.
In a lighthearted 1955 tale from *Miss America* #70, Nancy tries to steer Tubs away from squandering his allowance on a cartoon correspondence course by cleverly passing off a traced Dan DeCarlo-style drawing as her own. The humor unfolds as she navigates the growing suspicion that her art might just be a little too perfect.
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