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Meet Merton #3

Apr 1954 · Toby · 0.10 USD
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Merton receives a phone call from Marcia asking him to take her out, but his parents interrupt with various demands and complaints that prevent him from answering. After finally getting free, Merton meets Marcia at the Rinka-Dink roller skating rink, where they plan to visit the Lido Amusement Park and its new Italian-decorated tunnel of love. Later, Merton and Marcia spot what they believe to be gangsters getting a getaway car, and they become entangled in a comedic sequence involving a baby carriage; the story also includes a subplot where two young people encounter an elephant and attempt to meet French director Kenee Diaz, attending a premiere of "Lusty Love" at a palace cinema.

Contains 5 stories
Crazy Disk Jockey!
5 pp · Teen

Merton borrows a tape recorder from Professor Widgett under the pretense of capturing animal sounds, but his scheming friend convinces him to sneak it into the girls' locker room instead. When Merton's plan backfires spectacularly—leaving him humiliated after overhearing exactly what the girls really think of him—he swears off being the school's punching bag, only to discover that his friend's carelessness has created an even worse mess.

A Heck of a Hair-Do!
4 pp · Teen

Merton's got a blind spot for the obvious—he notices every tiny detail about a girl's car but completely misses her brand-new Italian hairstyle, leaving her frustrated and determined to make him pay attention. When her father forces Merton to take her out to the Tunnel of Love to cheer her up, Merton brings along what he thinks is the perfect prop to match the romantic Italian setting, with hilariously awkward results.

Untitled Teen story
5 pp · Teen
What a Pill!
6 pp · Teen

Merton and his pal Calories dream up a scheme to impress Major Motors' visiting executive with a revolutionary "magic pill" that supposedly runs cars on plain water—but their hastily concocted formula turns out to have a few unforeseen wrinkles. When the demonstration goes sideways, the boys find themselves scrambling to recreate their mysterious invention, only to stumble onto something they never expected.

Untitled Humor story
6 pp · Humor

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Full credits

artist, inker Dave Berg
cover pencils, inks Dave Berg

Reprints

↩ Reprints True Movie and Television #2 (1950), True Movie and Television #3 (1950)

Reprinted in Meet Merton #4 (1955), Meet Merton #5 (1955), Meet Merton #18 (1963)

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