Mopsy #13
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Mopsy the Reporter," the ever-observant Mopsy takes on a new role as a school journalist, only to find her own life spinning into chaos when her concern for a teammate’s romance leads to an unexpected injury. Written and illustrated entirely by Gladys Parker, this 1950 St. John comic captures Mopsy’s misadventures with sharp wit and charming detail, all rendered in Parker’s distinctive style—cover by Gladys Parker.
Mopsy lands her first job as a newspaper reporter at the Daily Bugle, eager to prove herself—but her assignment to interview glamorous movie star Gilda Glamor quickly spirals into comic chaos. As Mopsy tries to put the editor's advice about tact and understanding into practice, things go hilariously sideways, leaving her wondering if she's cut out for the newspaper business after all.
In "Mopsy the Executive," Jo dreams of more than typing and filing—she enrolls in executive school, earns a diploma, and proudly shows it off, only to be tested on the job. When her boss puts her skills to the test, the results are… unexpectedly literal.
In this 1950 humor tale from Mopsy #13, Jo finds herself in a twist of fate after warning a fellow cheerleader about the risks of dating a football player—only to end up injured herself during practice and sidelined from the big dance. The story captures the classic mix of teenage drama and slapstick mishaps that defined Mopsy’s early adventures.
Mopsy tries a clever shortcut: she hands her dog a pile of bones, hoping he’ll do all the digging for her. But when the dog starts burying them with surprising enthusiasm, Mopsy wonders if she’s really saved herself any work—or made things worse.
Two young Americans with opposite temperaments meet at a Swiss Alpine hotel and quickly discover they're more alike than they thought—both despising the cold weather they came to endure. When a chance encounter involving an avalanche throws them together, they realize they might be exactly what the other needs, and begin to wonder if there's warmth to be found even in the coldest of places.
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