My Little Margie #46
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeMargie and her boyfriend Pat go for a romantic moonlit drive, but their perfect evening is interrupted when Pat's car breaks down near a junk yard. A mechanic retrieves what appears to be an old car from the yard to tow Pat's vehicle, but the junk car's engine explodes in the process, leaving Margie stranded and forcing her to walk home. The issue also includes "The Dude Ranch," a text story about horseback riding instruction at a ranch, and a backup story where Margie daydreams about married life while her mother arrives with her young nephew Joey, eventually asking Margie to babysit him.
Margie falls head over heels for the singing sensation Leon after hearing his record, but when the real Leon shows up at her door, she gets far more of his oversized ego than she bargained for—and Dad's patience wears thin faster than a 45 rpm single. It's a twist on teenage infatuation as Margie learns that her musical crush is more about himself than anyone else.
Margie watches Billy become completely obsessed with his hot rod, lavishing more attention on the car than on her—so much so that he's convinced the vehicle has a soul of its own. When an accident at Billy's house seems to echo his name, he mistakes it for the car speaking to him, and his infatuation spirals into something truly ridiculous. It all comes to a head at the drag race, where Margie finally has enough of his nonsense.
Elmer courts Sweet Jessica with a string of practical jokes—buzzer handshakes, trick flowers, and increasingly absurd pranks—but when she decides she wants to master gag-pulling herself, their battle of gags takes a turn neither expected. This 1963 humor romp from *My Little Margie* is pure slapstick fun, where every laugh lands a little harder than the last one.
Margie's ready to say "yes" when the boy she's in love with proposes, but first she baby-sits for her cousin Wilma and gets a rude awakening about married life from little Joey's chaotic antics and the simmering resentment between Wilma and her husband Herman. By the time her boyfriend arrives to hear her answer, Margie has seen enough of wedded bliss to make her reconsider what she really wants.
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