Mopsy #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThe issue contains humor comics featuring two main stories. In the first, two women engage in a series of escalating disputes—beginning with a golf course disagreement and progressing through a labor strike over wages, an apartment eviction conflict, and various comedic confrontations involving a landlord, tenants, and retail shopping situations. The second story involves a woman who finds mysterious vitamin pills in her home and uses them, resulting in comedic consequences as she encounters a large fish creature in the woods.
When Mopsy spots Ken Walsh, a notoriously commitment-shy bachelor who's resisted every girl in town, she decides he's the one she'll finally win over. Her strategy: a series of deliberately clumsy "accidents" designed to get his attention, though each mishap seems to test his patience harder than the last. By the time the dust settles, Ken's found an unexpected solution to his bachelor days—just maybe not the one Mopsy was banking on.
A young woman sets up a kissing booth to raise money for charity, with an escalating price scale that shifts as the day goes on. What starts as an enterprising fundraising scheme becomes increasingly complicated as the costs keep changing. It's a lighthearted look at one teen's creative—if chaotic—approach to doing good.
Mopsy decides to fix hamburgers for lunch, but when questioned about eating such a limited diet, she reveals an unexpectedly creative solution to the "balanced diet" problem. This one-page humor story by Gladys Parker serves up a quick laugh about food, variety, and one girl's resourceful approach to nutrition.
Johnny Jenkins seems to attract trouble wherever he goes—and when a visiting drug manufacturer arrives in town looking for Mr. Burke, Johnny's well-meaning meddling puts him right in the middle of a theft, a brawl, and a scheme involving stolen papers. Now Johnny's got to survive the county tennis finals while trouble closes in from all sides, and Birchie's got her own score to settle with him.
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↩ Reprints Punch Comics #17 (1946)
Reprinted in Mopsy #2 (1949)
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