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Cutie Pie #3

Dec 1955 · Lev Gleason [1930s-1950s] · 0.10 USD
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The issue features two main stories. In the first, Cutie Pie discovers a secret formula that men in suits are after, leading to a chase scene where she manages to escape and the men decide not to pursue her further for the country's safety. In "Cutie Pie and Added Distractions," the title character attends a movie theater where she accidentally becomes separated from her group, sneaks into the showing, and causes a commotion when Uncle Lyonhart arrives and repeatedly faints upon encountering her dressed in various costumes and disguises.

Contains 6 stories
Untitled Humor story
1 pp · Humor, Children
Cutie Pie
Cutie Pie Goes to Washington
9 pp · Humor, Children

Cutie Pie and her parents visit Washington, D.C. to see the nation's landmarks and learn how government works—but when the curious young girl wanders into the Capitol's restricted security vault, she accidentally triggers a chain of events involving a missing top secret formula that lands the whole family in hot water with the F.B.I. It's a wild tour of the capital that proves Cutie Pie's knack for mischief might be more dangerous than anyone bargained for!

Cutie Pie Lets Herself Go (Crazy, That Is)
6 pp · Humor, Children

When Cutie Pie's parents take her to a child psychologist for her wild behavior, Miss Perkins is convinced the real problem is parental discipline—so she gives the girl free rein in her playroom to "express herself." What unfolds is pure chaos as Cutie Pie does exactly as she pleases, leaving Miss Perkins scrambling for safety in a story that's equal parts slapstick and satire of permissive child-rearing philosophy.

Added Distractions
5 pp · Humor, Children

A young girl and her parents head to the movies for an afternoon show, but Cutie Pie proves to be the ultimate distraction—fidgeting in her seat, demanding popcorn, peppering everyone with questions, and generally causing chaos throughout the theater. When curiosity gets the better of her and she decides to investigate where the pictures actually come from, her well-meaning exploration leads to a theatrical catastrophe that shuts down the entire screening.

A Fitting Climax
3 pp · Humor, Children

A young woman and her child find themselves caught up in the chaos of a chaotic shoe sale, where bargains and competing shoppers create a scramble for the perfect pair—and where Cutie Pie's innocent meddling sets off a chain of mix-ups that leaves everyone's footwear situation far more complicated than anyone expected. This 1955 humor tale from Cutie Pie #3 captures the everyday mayhem of a sale-day shopping trip with plenty of comic misunderstandings and family shenanigans.

Untamed
7 pp · Humor, Children

Uncle Lyonhart, a seasoned African hunter and explorer, arrives for a visit expecting a peaceful rest with his family—but finds himself hilariously outmatched when young Cutie Pie decides to turn the household into a jungle adventure zone. As the enthusiastic girl drags her exhausted uncle through increasingly chaotic "explorations," including a homemade pitfall trap meant for wild animals, Uncle Lyonhart discovers that the real untamed force isn't anything he brought back from Africa.

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CGC 7.5 · 1 in census $1,034*
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artist, inker Gene Fawcette
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