Miss America Magazine #3 [21]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeMiss America Magazine #3 (1946) delivers a slice of wartime nostalgia with a touch of romantic rivalry, as two flashy toothpaste promoters disrupt the lives of Buzz and Franklyn, leaving their girlfriends, Patsy and Nancy, swayed by charm over loyalty. With the Navy calling and a parent’s signature standing in the way, Buzz faces a personal hurdle as he tries to prove himself—though his path to redemption is far from simple. The story, illustrated with crisp energy by Pauline Loth, captures the era’s spirit with a light touch and heartfelt stakes.
In this 1946 slice of teen humor from *Miss America Magazine*, two rival suitors swoop into town to promote toothpaste, disrupting the quiet courtship of Jo and her friends. When they steal the attention of Patsy and Nancy, Buzz and Franklyn must find a way to win them back—leading to a rash decision to join the Navy, though Buzz is stymied by the need for a parent’s signature.
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