Girls' Fun and Fashion Magazine

A lighthearted, short-lived title from Parents' Magazine Press, Girls' Fun and Fashion Magazine (1950–present) ran for just five issues, blending age-appropriate comic stories with fashion and activity features. Artist Don Lynch was the most frequent contributor across the run, helping shape its wholesome, mid-century appeal for young readers. Though brief, it offers a charming snapshot of post-war girls' entertainment and the era's publishing trend of combining comics with lifestyle content.