Mopsy #9
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis issue contains multiple comic stories featuring romantic and comedic scenarios. "Gloria Forms" depicts a woman trying to impress a man with her appearance and a special perfume. Another story follows a blonde girl named Kitty who becomes angry when a boy asks her to meet him at the sun dial, suspecting he's using love poems to attract another girl named Casanova, leading to a dramatic confrontation where she tears up his book and declares she never wants to see him again. "Mopsy" by Gladys Parker shows a woman dealing with domestic mishaps, including a lack of hot water and other household troubles that cause her distress throughout the day.
Kitty discovers a love poem in Wally's dropped book and assumes the worst—that he's writing to another girl. In a fit of jealous revenge, she agrees to a date with Rodney Bookmark, only to realize the poem was just homework when Rodney recites the same Elizabeth Barrett Browning sonnet. Racing to make amends with Wally, Kitty finds him seemingly interested in Wanda, prompting her to turn the tables with a love poem of her own.
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Reprinted in Lucy #1 (1953), TV Teens #12 (1956)
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