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Strange Confessions #2
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In "I Couldn't Say No," a 1952 Ziff-Davis gem, Alice struggles to measure up to her older sister Martha, chasing popularity with a series of late-night dates that leave her both exhilarated and unsure. Jim Mooney’s art, inked by Bernard Sachs, captures the quiet tension of teenage ambition and the hushed secrets of high school romance.
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artist Jim Mooney · inker Bernard Sachs
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artist Jim Mooney
inker Bernard Sachs
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Alice tries to live up to her older sister Martha. On her way to be the most popular girl, Alice goes out with all the boys in high school - parking and necking in the dark.
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