Jasmine Aguilera

And suddenly they became really boy crazy.

And then suddenly they stopped playing sports or being interested in running for class president.

All during this era of this moral panic around comics could have quit.

And he's interesting because Dan DiCarlo, before he came to Archie Comics, drew a lot of pinups, especially during the World War II, he would draw pinups for soldiers and obviously they want to see some skin.

So he would draw these very seductive pinups.

I'm not going to deny it either.

I get it.

I'm gay.

Maybe it had an influence on me.

I don't know.

And at a certain point, he had to tone down a little bit because of the Comics Code Authority.

So this, again, this new market of teenage girls were looking at these pinups.

They appealed both to men and women.

Women loved to read it because they would look at it for fashion advice.

They decided to do these fashion pages.

I think it started in 1947.

Pages of one outfit, just full pinup pages.

There are no storylines.

It's just, here's how they look.

And they were wildly popular.