Date with Debbi #8
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "A Froggy Day in Buddsville!", Debbi’s well-meaning rescue of a frog sets off a chain of small but chaotic events, landing her in trouble at school while unexpectedly catching the eye of a nature-loving boy—sparking a surprising trend among her classmates. Written by Barbara Friedlander and brought to life with warm, expressive art by Henry Scarpelli (pencils and inks), this 1970 DC gem captures a sweet, quirky moment in Debbi’s life with charm and gentle humor. The cover, also by Scarpelli, perfectly captures the story’s playful spirit.
In "A Froggy Day in Buddsville!" from Date with Debbi #8, Debbi’s well-meaning rescue of a frog sets off a chain of mishaps at school, drawing the attention of a quiet boy who shares her love for nature—sparking a ripple effect that has every girl in class showing up with frogs in tow.
In "Everybody Likes Somebody!", Debbi and Mona set out to play matchmaker for Sally and Harold, but their well-intentioned scheme spirals into chaos—leading to a hurt Harold and a surprisingly swift punch from Sally’s mom at her own husband. The story unfolds with the kind of mischievous teen energy that makes small-town romance and friendship feel like high-stakes drama.
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Reprinted in Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen #124 (1969)
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