California Girls #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Let Sleeping Cats Lie," Mo tries to escape the latest fashion trend by buying a clean, unripped sweatshirt—only to find her new favorite piece accidentally stained and torn in a series of mishaps. Written and illustrated by Trina Robbins, with lettering by Angela Bocage and L. Lois Buhalis, this 1987 Eclipse comic captures a moment of playful irony, all rendered in Robbins’ distinctive style. The cover, also by Trina Robbins, perfectly frames the mood of the story with its bold, expressive artwork.
In "Designer Dogs," Mo tries to stand out by embracing clean, untouched style—buying a pristine sweatshirt to reject the era’s ripped and stained trends. But fate has other plans, as a series of mishaps leaves her shirt torn and stained, only to find her friends adoring the look as the ultimate fashion statement.
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Reprinted in California Girls #5 (1987), Fashion in Action #[nn] (2017), California Girls #[nn]
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