Popular Teen-Agers #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis anthology issue contains multiple stories including "Costume Ball," in which judges award a grand prize to a person in a gorilla suit at a costume party who turns out to be an escaped ape from the zoo. "The Showoff Showdown" features a character named Rookie confronting a woman who is showing off and boasting about a reserved bench. "Midge Martin Mixes Men in a Masquerade Melee" follows Midge Martin, a high school reporter from Glenview High, as she prepares to cover a masquerade party, and involves plot elements with a bus and concerns about what to wear to the event. A fourth story titled "Borrowing" depicts a woman named Eve and her aunt Adeline caught in a nighttime canal adventure involving a bed drifter and attempts to escape through windows and doors.
When Honey Bunn tries out for the baseball team at Riding High High School, she upsets the boys who've made the diamond their exclusive clubhouse. Lefty Wright and the other male players attempt everything from sabotage to mockery to drive her off the field, but Honey's athletic talent speaks louder than their objections—and she proves herself when it counts most. As game day arrives, the team discovers that respect (and a second chance) might matter more than winning the showdown.
Midge Martin, ace reporter for City Press, crashes the masquerade party at Glenview High to land an exclusive interview with Hercule Hunter, the mysterious young explorer in town—but her plans go sideways when the evening becomes a chaotic tangle of mistaken identities, jealous rivals, and unexpected romance. What starts as a straightforward assignment turns into something far more complicated when Midge discovers that the real story might not be the one she came looking for.
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Reprinted in Mr. Monster's Super Duper Special #7 (1987), Popular Teen-Agers #6
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