Stevie #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free# Stevie #4 Synopsis This issue contains teenage adventures featuring the titular character Stevie and his friends Mortie and Mazie. In one story, Stevie attempts an ambitious plant-exchange experiment to impress Mortie's mother, but the magic box trick he performs on Mazie goes awry, transforming her into a bird instead of the intended effect. In another adventure, Stevie joins a girls' athletic team as the "Mud Guard," where comedic mishaps ensue during competition and practice, with the coach ultimately praising the team's hustle and bustle despite the chaos caused by Stevie's participation.
Stevie Stevens and his pals Mortie and the gang are humiliated when some girls at a party challenge them to learn the mambo—so they reluctantly sign up for lessons at Jose Guitar's dance studio and endure a grueling week to master the moves. When they finally perfect the dance and show up ready to impress the girls at Mazie Dean's house, they discover the joke's on them in the best way possible.
When Stevie Stevens draws the short straw at Homer's Livery, he's stuck driving a hay wagon full of his friends—including Mazie Dean—while the other boys enjoy the ride. But when the group gets hopelessly lost in the dark and stumbles upon Mr. Gleep, the school principal, Mortie seizes the chance to take over and impress Mazie, only to have his own knowledge of the roads put him in an unexpectedly awkward spot.
Stevie Stevens dreams up a basketball showdown between students and teachers, but the real comedy unfolds when the faculty squad takes the court—complete with Principal Gleep, Miss Little, Coach Zing, and their quirky teammates. As the game heats up with missed assignments, confused plays, and the teachers nearly catching up at halftime, it all comes down to a frantic final five seconds where someone has to grab the win. It's a hilarious matchup where the unexpected players prove they've got more game than anyone bargained for.
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Reprinted in Mazie #18 (1955), Mazie #3 (1957), Mazie #26 (1958)
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