Miss America #79
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Career Girl," Hedy navigates the delicate dance of romance and friendship when she asks Tubs to help her figure out if shy Kent has a crush on her. With Tubs' confirmation, Hedy makes a bold move—ending things with her steady, Ronnie—though she insists he still bring her any potential dates for approval. Art by Morris Weiss brings the 1956 romance to life with crisp, expressive lines, while Weiss also handles the cover, capturing the story's playful tension in a single, memorable image.
In a lighthearted 1956 tale from *Miss America* #79, Patsy and Buzz trade playful jabs over their dancing skills, each vowing to prove they’re the better partner by bringing someone else to the next dance. When they both discover just how talented their rival’s date really is, they each come up with a mischievous plan to sabotage the other’s performance—no one’s going to outshine them, not even a smooth dancer.
In this lighthearted 1956 tale from *Miss America* #79, Hedy turns to her friend Tubs for help in decoding whether shy Kent has romantic feelings for her—especially now that the school dance is near. With Tubs’s confirmation, Hedy makes a bold move, ending her steady relationship with Ronnie, though she insists Kent still clear any future dates through her.
In "Career Girl," Blanche—a driven writer for a fashion magazine—realizes too late that her relentless work ethic pushed her boyfriend Ted away. After a lonely stretch without him, she comes to appreciate the balance she’d neglected, leading to a heartfelt reunion where both decide to build a life together.
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