TV Teens #9
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeAn anthology issue featuring multiple stories and activities. "Mopsy" by Gladys Parker follows a young woman who enlists her dog in the WAGS (Women's Auxiliary Guard Service), leading to comedic situations including the dog's appearance at an audition and eventual involvement in a stage performance. The issue also includes a puzzle page with word games, matchstick puzzles, tricky questions, and a cross-puzzle, as well as a separate comic story about a woman interviewing for shop work who falls asleep on the job and is subsequently fired.
Mopsy finds herself caught between practicality and romance when her fiancé's honeymoon plans throw her wedding preparations into chaos, and a smooth-talking talent scout's promises threaten to complicate matters further. In this lighthearted strip from 1955, Gladys Parker captures the comedy of conflicting priorities as Mopsy navigates last-minute decisions about everything from her wedding dress to her trousseau. A fun glimpse into the domestic dilemmas of 1950s romance.
A scrawny kid named Joe finds himself caught between a bully's taunts and a friend's encouragement to stand up for himself in "Bubble Bath," a quick slice of teen trouble from TV Teens #9. When words turn heated and tempers flare, Joe has to decide whether to throw a punch or keep his cool—but the outcome hinges on what happens next.
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