B&V Friends Double Digest Magazine #282
In "Good Work If You Can Get It," the Pussycats face a roadblock when their van gets repossessed, leading to a surprising twist: Alexandra offers a new one—on the condition they rebrand as "Alexandra the Great." Their first stop? A Central American republic, where a single song from Alexandra ignites something far bigger than a concert. Written by Frank Doyle and illustrated by Dan DeCarlo with inks by Rudy Lapick and letters by Bill Yoshida, this story blends music, mischief, and international intrigue, all wrapped in Jeff Shultz’s vibrant cover art.
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The Pussycats' van is repossessed due to lack of payments, so Alexandra provides a new van in exchange for changing the group's name to "Alexandra the Great." The first stop on the tour is in a Central American republic, where Alexandra writes and performs a song that stirs the entire country up to revolution and wrecks American foreign policy in the region.
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