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Meet Miss Bliss 3
Atlas Tales
Issue Information
- Cover Date
- September 1955
- Cover Notes
- Sign in background at right reads "Lee," an allusion to editor and scripter Stan Lee.
- Indicia Publisher
- Leading Magazine Corp.
- Cover Credits
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Al Hartley pencils signed
- Contributions
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Tom Lammers: Cover Creator Credit
Current market pricing for Meet Miss Bliss #3 shows a latest raw sale of sold for $396.
Pricing data last updated June 19th, 2026.
Stories
Untitled Story
Credits
Stan Lee script signed
Al Hartley pencils signed
Miss Bliss
starring
Contributors:
Tom Lammers: Story Information
Tom Lammers: Story Information
Notes: Public service element, stressing value and self-sacrifice of teachers.
Feature: Meet Miss Bliss
Feature: Meet Miss Bliss
Feature: Meet Miss Bliss
Feature: Meet Miss Bliss
Feature: Meet Miss Bliss
My Prince Charming
Credits
Credits not yet documented
Untitled Story
Credits
Stan Lee script signed
Al Hartley pencils signed
Miss Bliss
starring
Contributors:
Tom Lammers: Story Information
Tom Lammers: Story Information
Notes: Retold as the third feature-length story in Linda Carter, Student Nurse 7 (Sep 1962).
Feature: Meet Miss Bliss
Feature: Meet Miss Bliss
Feature: Meet Miss Bliss
Feature: Meet Miss Bliss
Market Pricing
Last Updated
2026-06-19 07:35:03
Last Raw Sale
sold for $396
Reported Sources
MyComicShop (eBay listing referenced; sold price shown on page)
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Price
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Issue Overview
Meet Miss Bliss #3 was published by Leading Magazine Corp. in September 1955. It is part of the Meet Miss Bliss series, which ran from May 1955 to November 1955.
Cover credits include Al Hartley.
Atlas Tales indexes 10 stories for this issue, including "My Prince Charming." Indexed story credits include Stan Lee and Al Hartley.