My Little Margie's Fashions #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis issue features Margie becoming a private detective on a TV show, where she models fashionable swimsuits and evening gowns during filming at a swimming pool location. During a diving board scene, the board cracks and splinters, prompting speculation about a potential jinx on the production. The comic also includes a prose story titled "The Ring" about a young woman named Ella Caples who seeks advice from advice columnist Beatrice Bundley after breaking her engagement, and an additional "Margie's Fashions" comic segment featuring a man named Freddy presenting roses to Margie.
Margie, inspired by the surge of detective shows on TV, decides she wants to become a female private eye, much to her producer Mr. Johnson’s dismay. She insists she can still showcase fashionable designs while solving mysteries, launching her new career with a dramatic flair.
Margie, playing a detective on a TV show, tries to solve a mystery while navigating a series of mishaps—ranging from sabotaged props to a cracked diving board—while wearing an ever-changing parade of stylish outfits. As the filming progresses, she grows suspicious that someone is deliberately ruining the production, turning her performance into a real-life puzzle.
Margie, convinced a mysterious saboteur is disrupting her fashion show, follows a trail of clues that leads her from a hotel to the casting office and beyond, using clever deductions and a luminous paint trap to track down the culprit. When she finally confronts the suspect, she discovers a surprising twist involving her boss, Mr. Johnson, and his unexpected motive.
In a lighthearted teen humor tale, Freddy tries to impress Peggy with a novelty squirt flower, only to be caught off guard when she decides to sniff it—leading to a comical splash and a moment of flustered embarrassment. The story captures a playful moment of teenage romance and teasing, with Freddy’s attempt at a clever prank backfiring in the most predictable, funny way.
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