Mopsy #11
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeMopsy #11 contains multiple stories. The opening sequence shows a woman returning gifts to a man along with pawn tickets. A second story depicts a beauty salon where women receive treatments under strict confidentiality, followed by scenes of apartment hunting and office romance culminating in admirers praising Mopsy's beauty and dancing. The issue also includes "Fighting Fire with Fire," a multi-page prose story about Janet Paige at a river picnic where she encounters Bill, a new boy in town, and Eric Miller, who demonstrates his canoeing skills and chivalry by rescuing her from an awkward situation on the water.
Mopsy dreams of joining her friends on a glamorous cruise, but her budget and the chilly weather make it seem impossible—until she lands a job at Perkins Travel Agency, where her quirky personality accidentally lands her a chance to go on a cruise after all. With a mix of humor and heart, she navigates the absurdity of travel plans and her own misadventures, all while chasing a dream that feels just within reach.
Janie sets out to prove that the new boy in town, who seems cold and aloof, isn’t truly a woman-hater after all—using a series of increasingly absurd and exaggerated tactics, from charm to intellectual lectures to dramatic flair, all in a bid to win him over. As her antics escalate, the boy’s reaction grows more and more bewildered, leaving Janie unsure whether she’s making progress—or just making things worse.
Mopsy visits a quirky pet shop where she encounters a dog trained to carry packages and a stream full of enormous fish, leading to a series of absurdly humorous exchanges. She’s drawn into a playful mix of exaggerated pet ads and whimsical misunderstandings, all centered around her signature charm and the shop’s eccentric offerings.
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Reprinted in TV Teens #7 (1955)
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