Betty & Veronica (Jumbo Comics) Double Digest #212
In "Prom Princess," Betty and Veronica are quick to judge Miss Grundy, dismissing her quiet life as a teacher in favor of the glamorous fame of Nobel Prize-winning chemist Dr. Mary Hoffman. But when the truth comes out, it's revealed that Miss Grundy was the very person who inspired Dr. Hoffman's scientific passion—proving that quiet dedication can shape greatness in ways no spotlight ever could. Written by Frank Doyle and illustrated by Dan DeCarlo, with colors by Barry Grossman and letters by Vincent DeCarlo, this heartfelt story is rounded out by Norm Breyfogle’s expressive cover.
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Betty and Veronica think Miss Grundy is a failure because she has nothing except her "dull teaching job," and compare her unfavorably to Nobel Prize chemist Dr. Mary Hoffman. But it turns out that Miss Grundy was Dr. Hoffman's teacher and inspiration.
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