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My Little Margie #53

Sep 1964 · Charlton · 0.12 USD
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Margie becomes involved in a case concerning a young woman named Louise Fischel who is being sued for half a million dollars in a false arrest lawsuit. Through the story, it is revealed that Louise had been working at Wein's Department Store and became entangled with a young man named Michael Campbell after refusing his advances; she was later accused of theft and arrested, though she was ultimately cleared. After her exoneration, Louise and Michael reconcile and plan to marry, and Wein's Department Store gives her a wedding present and rehires her. In a separate comedic segment, Margie schemes to get an advance on her allowance from her father by claiming she needs money for a fashion show dress, leading to various humorous exchanges as she attempts to convince him and others of her fashionable creations.

Contains 6 stories
Old Horrible
5 pp · Humor, Teen

Margie tags along on a hunting trip with her father and Byron Buck, determined to prove her luck after being given a mysterious potion by the guide, Old Pierre. As the group searches for the legendary bear known as Old Horrible, strange noises and a suspiciously familiar groan lead to a surprising and hilarious confrontation.

Double Trouble
6 pp · Humor, Teen

Margie is roped into a blind date with a man named Catfish Skinner after Mrs. Odetts fabricates a romantic past between them using a retouched photo. As Margie arrives at the Pink Champagne Supper Club, she’s stunned to realize Catfish isn’t the dashing man from the picture—especially when his disguise begins to melt off during a dance.

Elmer the Idiot
3 pp · Humor
Live Wire Salesman
4 pp · Humor, Teen

Margie tries to boost the confidence of her shy friend Henry Skarekat by pretending he’s a charming salesman, leading to a series of exaggerated, comedic encounters where Henry is mistaken for a dashing ladies’ man. As the ruse spirals out of control, Margie and her friends play along, turning Henry into an overnight sensation—until the truth comes out.

The Big Build-Up
2 pp · Humor

Sweet Jessica is determined to gain weight after Elmer comments on her being "run-down," so she calls her famously heavy cousin Ella for inspiration. When Elmer arrives, he’s stunned by her transformation — but not for the reason she expects.

Best Dressed Girl in Town
5 pp · Humor, Romance

Margie enlists her father’s help to find a dress for the Women’s League Fashion Show, leading to a chaotic trip to Dimnit’s Dress Shop where she buys a questionable "original" by the trendy designer HoBo Smith. When her father discovers the dress is in shambles and she’s covered in dirt, he tries to help repair it—only to have her reveal a final, unexpected look that surprises everyone at the event.

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artist, inker Jon D'Agostino
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