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Flat-Top #1 (1953)

Nation-Wide Publishing · 1953 · 36 pages

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Contains 5 stories
Reckless Drive-In
5 pp · humor; teen

In "Reckless Drive-In," Mortie gets a chance to run the projector at his uncle’s drive-in, eager to show off his new 3-D invention to the crowd. But when Flat-Top pulls a prank by letting a tame tiger leap through the screen, chaos erupts—until the sheriff arrives to restore order, leaving both the tiger and Flat-Top wrapped in loose film.

Carney Blarney
4.67 pp · humor; teen

In "Carney Blarney," Mazie finds herself drawn to a flashy carnival barker whose slang-heavy charm wins her over—until she starts mimicking his rhythm and speech, much to the confusion of her friends. When the truth emerges that he’s actually a college student studying American slang, her admiration turns to disbelief, and her carefully adopted swagger hits a wall.

Itch a Touchdown
4.33 pp · humor; sports; teen

Flat-Top’s attitude has cost him his spot on the team, so he takes a mischievous revenge by slipping itching powder into the quarterback’s jersey. When he’s called in to play at the big game, he’s forced to wear the sabotaged gear—and suddenly, every itch drives him to play with a fury he’s never known.

High Moon
5 pp · humor; science fiction; teen

In a whimsical sci-fi twist, Mortie and his friend Laura accidentally land on the Moon, only to be mistaken for invaders by the eccentric Empress Little and her royal court. As they try to explain their presence, chaos ensues when Mortie’s secret invention backfires, turning the queen into a two-headed monster—leaving the duo in a far more dangerous situation than they expected.

Legal Eagles
5 pp · humor; teen

In a lighthearted high school prank, a group of girls uses fake court summons to force boys to attend the dance, leading to a chaotic chase across town as boys try to escape their assigned dates. When the mix-up escalates, a boy ends up stuck with the wrong girl—only to find his real date in a surprising twist.

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