Go-Go #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Swingin' Saga of Superella!", the spotlight shifts to a fun, fan-driven contest where readers can name the rock band from the previous story—complete with a trio of cool prizes, including a cordless radio-phonograph, a six-string guitar, and three Herman's Hermits sweatshirts signed by Peter "Herman" Noone. The issue’s playful tone is matched by Jon D'Agostino’s vibrant cover art, capturing the spirit of the era with a punchy, illustrated flair.
When a mysterious "super godmother" crashes into Ella's dreary life at her stepmother Mrs. Gertrude Ginch's tenement, she's determined to transform the dowdy girl into a real swinger so she can make a splash at the hop. With a little magical help from The Beatles and Bob Dylan, this 1967 comedy twists the Cinderella tale into a mod-era farce that's definitely not how Grandma told it.
Meet Alfie, Henry, Gabby, and Otto—four broke musicians who stumble upon a wrestling opportunity when they're desperate enough to try anything. After convincing a promoter that Alfie is "the Mod Mauler," they scramble to get their terrified friend into the ring against an imposing champion, relying on quick thinking and creative teamwork to keep their scheme alive. With Gabby's ideas and the gang's scrappy determination, this mod group discovers that sometimes the best strategy is just staying one step ahead of disaster.
Green Trashcan shows up at Marvelous Super-Heroes headquarters hoping to negotiate a peace deal between the two teams, but gets a hostile reception and is thrown out on his ear—so he storms back with the entire Bestest League of America ready for a fight. The two super-teams collide in an all-out brawl that's equal parts slapstick chaos and genuine rivalry, as egos clash and neither side backs down.
Miss Bikini Luv gets cast opposite Elvin Prisly in a Hawaiian movie while her usual leading man is away, and the studio publicist schemes to drum up buzz by having them seen together at the hottest nightspot. When the plan goes sideways and Elvin ends up defending her honor in true movie-star fashion, the two find themselves suddenly engaged—courtesy of a fast-talking studio exec. Now Miss Bikini Luv has to figure out if this whirlwind romance is real or just the best publicity stunt Hollywood's ever pulled.
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