California Girls #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Crispy Critter," Mo’s swim too far from shore takes an unexpected turn when she’s rescued by dolphins—only to discover a boy who shares their world and a troubling truth about tuna fishers who harm them. With Max by her side, Mo is determined to shine a light on the danger, using their voices to spark change. Written and illustrated by Trina Robbins, with inks and letters by Robbins and L. Lois Buhalis, this 1988 Eclipse issue features a cover by Trina Robbins that captures the story’s quiet urgency.
In "Meanwhile, Back Home...", Laverne, still stinging from the attention the twins continue to get even after their departure, throws a costume party to reclaim the spotlight—only for Roxanne to accidentally win first prize, unaware the event had a movie star theme.
In a sun-drenched summer of 1988, Mo finds herself adrift far from shore—until a pod of dolphins pulls her to safety. There, she meets Max, a boy who moves like water and speaks with the sea, warning her of the tuna fishers who harm dolphins in their wake. Together, they’re determined to make others see the ocean’s truth, one splash at a time.
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