Modish Mitzi

This Sunday strip follows Mitzi through fashion mishaps and social complications, told across four sequential panels that guide the reader left to right. The strip employs the visual grammar of newspaper comics: distinct panel borders, profile and frontal character views, and speech balloons explaining each gag. Mitzi examines fabric swatches and garments with her tailor, only to discover her new fall wardrobe follows an outdated style. The humor hinges on the gap between fashion ambition and actual taste. The artist renders clothing textures with cross-hatching and detailed line work, emphasizing fabrics as the strip's focal point. *Modish Mitzi* exemplifies 1920s Sunday page comedy: character-driven plots, domestic settings, and humor rooted in consumer culture and style anxiety.