Mopsy #13

Mopsy, inspired by a classified ad, lands a job as a reporter for the Daily Bugle, eager to prove herself on her first assignment: interviewing movie star Gilda Glamor. When the glamorous star dismisses her, Mopsy accidentally becomes the story instead—leading to a chaotic mix-up that leaves her both fired and unexpectedly in the spotlight.

In "Mopsy the Executive," Jo dreams of more than typing and filing—she enrolls in executive school, earns a diploma, and proudly shows it off, only to be tested on the job. When her boss puts her skills to the test, the results are… unexpectedly literal.

In this 1950 humor tale from Mopsy #13, Jo finds herself in a twist of fate after warning a fellow cheerleader about the risks of dating a football player—only to end up injured herself during practice and sidelined from the big dance. The story captures the classic mix of teenage drama and slapstick mishaps that defined Mopsy’s early adventures.

Mopsy tries a clever shortcut: she hands her dog a pile of bones, hoping he’ll do all the digging for her. But when the dog starts burying them with surprising enthusiasm, Mopsy wonders if she’s really saved herself any work—or made things worse.

In the cold Swiss Alps, a young woman named Laura and a reclusive artist named Gary Faberton—both initially convinced the other is entirely unlike them—find themselves unexpectedly brought together after a near-avalanche incident. Though they’re both shy and out of place in the winter resort, their shared dislike of the cold and surprising common ground begin to thaw their reserve.