Miss America #81
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "A Selfish Love!", Miss America faces a surprising rival in the form of Mabel, a new beauty queen whose charm comes with a sharp edge—she’s spinning tales to break up couples and win hearts for herself. With art by Morris Weiss bringing the drama to life and a striking cover by Al Hartley, this 1956 issue delivers a playful yet pointed look at love and rivalry in a world where appearances can be as misleading as the truth.
In this 1956 slice of teen humor from *Miss America #81*, newly arrived Mabel spins a web of playful deceit, spreading rumors to win over the boys—only to find herself tangled in the very drama she’s trying to control.
In "A Selfish Love!" from Miss America #81 (1956), Nora worries about her fiancé Al’s uncertain future as an artist and tries to convince him he’s struggling financially—though his talent is undeniable. As she navigates her own doubts, she sets out to reshape his perception of his worth, all while keeping her intentions close to her chest.
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