Miss America #66
In Miss America #66 (1954), Buzz tries to dodge a string of pricey dates by fibbing to Patsy about writing a book, but his lie spirals when Patsy’s meddling accidentally sets off a chain of events that leads a shady novelist to steal Buzz’s father’s friend’s manuscript and claim it as his own. With art by Morris Weiss, this 1954 tale blends mistaken identity and literary intrigue in a story where a small lie has unexpectedly big consequences.
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Buzz lies to Patsy that he'll be busy writing a book for the next couple of weeks in order to get out of having to pay for all the expensive dates she had planned. This lie catches up with him when, through a series of events, Patsy's meddling leads to a shifty novelist stealing Buzz's father's friend's manuscript and passing it off to his publisher as his own.
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