California Girls #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Comic Relief," Laverne’s envy flares when her friends Mo and Max land their own comic book, prompting her to demand one of her own—only for comics-savvy Trixine to spot that Laverne’s new series is a straight copy of an old Little Lulu tale. Written, drawn, and inked by Trina Robbins, this 1987 Eclipse issue captures the playful rivalry and self-aware humor of teenage creativity, with Robbins also handling the cover art.
Laverne’s thrilled to finally have her own comic book—until her friend Trixine points out it’s suspiciously similar to an old Little Lulu tale. With Mo and Max already starring in their own series, Laverne’s trying to keep up, but her new comic might be more copy than creation.
Mo and Max skip traditional birthday gifts to join the "Hands Around Hollyhock High" campaign, rallying their classmates to fight hunger in their community. With style and solidarity, they turn a simple act of kindness into something bigger—proving that fashion and heart can go hand in hand.
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