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Flat-Top #3 (1954)

Nation-Wide Publishing · 1954 · 36 pages

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Contains 5 stories
Hot Shot
5 pp · humor; teen
Flat-TopMazieJeanieMortieLaura

When Flat-Top brags about being the real hero compared to some movie star, his friends don't buy it—but a real emergency at a neighbor's house gives him the chance to prove himself. What starts as a genuine crisis turns into something far more ridiculous, and Flat-Top's heroic moment becomes the punchline in this 1954 humor tale.

Food for Thought
5 pp · humor; teen
MazieJeanieMortieLauraStevie

Mazie gets talked into a cooking contest with Jeanie to impress Stevie, but her plans go hilariously wrong when her little brother meddles in the kitchen and accidentally causes her to serve her father's hair tonic instead of meat sauce as the secret ingredient. When the truth comes out after dinner, Mazie's got some explaining to do—and plenty of ribbing to endure.

P'aint Misbehavin'
4 pp · humor; teen
Flat-TopMazieJeanieMortieLauraStevie
Short Circuit
5 pp · humor; teen
StevieFlat-TopMortie

Stevie's love life hits a rough patch when a girl named Mazie thinks he's lost interest, so his friend Mortie whips up a "Love Detector" machine to prove Stevie's still crazy about her. When the contraption starts giving mixed signals and creating romantic chaos, Stevie tries to fix it himself—but things only get more complicated as the machine keeps malfunctioning and turning everyone's feelings upside down.

Dixie Doodle Dandy
4 pp · humor; teen
Flat-TopMortieStevie

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