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Four Color (1942 Series)
Date | Number: 309 | Lang: English (en)
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Name0309 - Betty Betz Dollface and her Gang | Published
PublicationPrice: 0.10 USD | Pages: 52
NotesIndicia title is "BETTY BETZ' DOLLFACE and her GANG, No. 309." Code number is B.BETZ O.S. #309-511. Copyright 1950 by Betty Betz. On-sale date is publication date in Catalog of Copyright Entries, 1951 Pamphlets, page 37. Betty Betz was a noted authority on teenage behavior in the late 1940s, whose articles and drawings were published in the pages of Seventeen, Woman's Home Companion, Pictorial Review, and other magazines. She also had a local TV program in New York City.
 
Cover1 page
FeatureDollface and her Gang
GenreTeen
CharactersBetty Betz (photo); Dollface
PencilsBetty Betz
InksBetty Betz
 
Text ArticlePhotos (1 page)
SynopsisPhotos of Betty Betz-organized teen parties in New York, Hawaii, and Battle Creek, Mich.
Pencils? (photos)
Inks? (photos)
GenreTeen
CharactersBetty Betz (photo); Candy Jones (photo)
Script
LettersBetty Betz
NotesInside front cover; black and white. Five photos with hand-written captions.
 
Foreword/AfterwordIntro (1 page)
SynopsisIntroduction of characters.
FeatureDollface and her Gang
GenreTeen
CharactersDollface; Bunbrain; Pinhead; Queenie; Loveboat; Dopey; Gumshoe
Script
PencilsBetty Betz
InksBetty Betz
LettersBetty Betz
 
Comic StoryManhunt (12 pages)
SynopsisDollface's father finds Bunbrain a date for the prom, an employee from his office named Roger Vandermorgan III. He turns out to be a handsome young man and when Dollface's date turns up sick on the night of the prom, ends up escorting both girls to the event.
FeatureDollface and her Gang
GenreTeen
CharactersDollface; Bunbrain; Gogo; Bootsie
Script
PencilsBetty Betz
InksBetty Betz
 
Comic StoryMovie Tonight (2 pages)
SynopsisDollface takes her little sister on her date at the movies with Dopey. Sis makes it interesting by telling Dopey all about Dollface's date with Loveboat the previous evening.
FeatureDollface and her Gang
GenreTeen
CharactersDollface; Dopey; Sis
Script
PencilsBetty Betz
InksBetty Betz
 
Comic StoryPicnic Time (2 pages)
SynopsisDollface and Bunbrain invite Dopey and Loveboat on picnic. However other girls invite the boys for other activities on the same day and all the girls end up at picnic, too.
FeatureDollface and her Gang
GenreTeen
CharactersDollface; Bunbrain; Dopey; Loveboat
Script
PencilsBetty Betz
InksBetty Betz
 
Comic StoryHaving a Whirl (2 pages)
SynopsisDollface and Bunbrain take a class in ballroom dancing, only to find their partners are young boys.
FeatureDollface and her Gang
GenreTeen
CharactersDollface; Bunbrain
Script
PencilsBetty Betz
InksBetty Betz
 
Text ArticleQuestion - Answer (2 pages)
Letterstypeset
GenreTeen
Script
PencilsBetty Betz
InksBetty Betz
LettersBetty Betz
NotesIllustrated advice column with two letters (both from Toledo, Ohio) and Betty Betz's answers.
 
Comic StoryTV Tonight (2 pages)
SynopsisAfter Dollface's father buys a television set, the girls invite the boys over to watch, thinking they'll get to do some dancing when the boys are tired of watching the TV.
FeatureDollface and her Gang
GenreTeen
CharactersDollface; Bunbrain; Queenie; Gumshoe; Dopey; Loveboat; Pinhead
Script
PencilsBetty Betz
InksBetty Betz
 
Comic StoryIn the Swim (2 pages)
SynopsisDollface learns to swim to try to impress Dopey.
FeatureDollface and her Gang
GenreTeen
CharactersDollface; Bunbrain; Dopey; Gumshoe; Loveboat
Script
PencilsBetty Betz
InksBetty Betz
 
Comic StoryLove's Labor Lost (2 pages)
SynopsisDollface joins a Lonely Hearts Club; but the only letter she gets is one from Dopey.
FeatureDollface and her Gang
GenreTeen
CharactersDollface; Bunbrain
Script
PencilsBetty Betz
InksBetty Betz
 
Comic StoryHow to Trap a Monster (8 pages)
SynopsisDollface and Dopey have a fight and split up. Each takes a different date to the big dance, but they end up swapping dates and ending up together again.
FeatureDollface and her Gang
GenreTeen
CharactersDollface; Bunbrain; Dopey; Orville; Janie
Script
PencilsBetty Betz
InksBetty Betz
 
Comic StoryMatinee (2 pages)
SynopsisDollface and Bunbrain go to the theater to see singer Frankie Samone. Samone's press agent wants to use them as "typical bobby soxers" in a publicity photo after the show.
FeatureDollface and her Gang
GenreTeen
CharactersDollface; Bunbrain
Script
PencilsBetty Betz
InksBetty Betz
NotesFrankie Samone is a take-off on Frank Sinatra.
 
Comic StoryThe Big Sweep (2 pages)
SynopsisDollface cheerfully helps her mother with spring cleaning after Dopey tells her he likes the domestic type.
FeatureDollface and her Gang
GenreTeen
CharactersDollface; Dopey
Script
PencilsBetty Betz
InksBetty Betz
 
Text ArticleA Yak Sesh with Betty (2 pages)
Letterstypeset
GenreTeen
Script
PencilsBetty Betz (signed)
InksBetty Betz (signed)
NotesIllustrated advice column with short questions and long answers. "Sesh" in the title is slang for "session."
 
Text ArticleParty Page (2 pages)
SynopsisIdeas for planning theme parties.
Letterstypeset
GenreTeen
Script
PencilsBetty Betz (signed)
InksBetty Betz (signed)
NotesText with two illustrations.
 
Comic StoryDollface finds a Bargain (2 pages)
SynopsisDollface finds some half-price fabric to make a dress for a party, but at the party she finds the color and pattern is the same as the hosts' couch and curtains.
FeatureDollface and her Gang
GenreTeen
CharactersDollface; Bunbrain; Gumshoe; Dopey; Queenie
Script
PencilsBetty Betz
InksBetty Betz
 
Comic StoryChristmas Planning (2 pages)
SynopsisDollface starts knitting a pair of socks in the summer to give at Christmas; but the intended recipient keeps changing.
FeatureDollface and her Gang
GenreTeen
CharactersDollface; Bunbrain
Script
PencilsBetty Betz
InksBetty Betz
 
Comic StoryBeast and the Beauty (1 page)
SynopsisBunbrain gives Dollface an ultra-short "modern 1950" hairstyle.
FeatureDollface and her Gang
GenreTeen
CharactersDollface; Bunbrain
Script
PencilsBetty Betz
InksBetty Betz
 
Text ArticlePhotos (1 page)
SynopsisPhotos from teen activities at Honolulu, Los Angeles, and Kellogg Youth Week at Battle Creek, Michigan.
Pencils? (photos)
Inks? (photos)
CharactersBetty Betz (photos); Jimmy Stewart (photo); Tamara Thomas (photo); Bud Smith (photo); Bruce Mosely (photo)
Script
LettersBetty Betz
NotesInside back cover; black and white. Five photos with hand-written captions.
 
Text ArticleHawaii - U.S.A. (1 page)
SynopsisPhotos from a teen party in Honolulu.
PencilsHonolulu Star-Bulletin (photos)
InksHonolulu Star-Bulletin (photos)
CharactersBetty Betz (photo); June Allyson (photo)
Script
LettersBetty Betz
NotesBack cover. Six black and white photos with hand-written caption. One photo is credited to the Honolulu Star-Bulletin newspaper, the others may or may not be from the newspaper.
 
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