It began as a radio show in 1947 (the idea, some
say, "borrowed" from a failed pitch the year
before), and spawned from there a TV show, books,
films, and of course comics (Atlas #3-48; 1950-
1955). The tales of a ditzy but well-meaning blonde
and her assortment of slightly offbeat friends, MY
FRIEND IRMA was one of the most popular
entertainment franchises of its time. The concept
itself has been "borrowed" many times since – in
fact, shortly after ceasing publication of MY FRIEND
IRMA, Atlas magically came up with the idea for
MY GIRL PEARL. Amazing, isn't' it? Mostly written
by Stan Lee and drawn by Dan DeCarlo, this is a
classic series you don't want to miss – and since
they surprisingly forgot tor renew the copyrights,
you don't need to!
This volume collects issues #3 through 7
ALSO AVAILABLE IN HARDCOVER AND
ECONOMICAL BLACK & WHITE VERSIONS
