Miss America Magazine #6 [39]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Buzz Gets a Build-Up!", Patsy and Hedy are enlisted by their fathers to win over the wealthy Sir Crumbleigh, leading to a lighthearted and clever campaign that puts their charm and resourcefulness to the test. A 1948 gem from Miss America Magazine #6, this story features the distinctive artwork of Christopher Rule, both penciling and inking, capturing the playful energy of the era.
In "Buzz Gets a Build-Up!", Jo tries to make Buzz more appealing to impress Hedy at the school dance, but her plan takes an unexpected turn when Buzz suddenly becomes the most popular guy around—much to her surprise. Written with playful charm, this 1948 humor tale captures the spark of teenage crushes and the chaos of unintended consequences.
In "You Cur, Sir!", Patsy and Hedy are enlisted by their fathers to win over the eccentric wealthy Sir Crumbleigh, setting off a lighthearted battle of wits and charm in this 1948 humor tale from Miss America Magazine #6. With their reputations on the line and a high-stakes client in sight, the girls dive into a series of clever, playful schemes—no punches thrown, just plenty of laughs.
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