Jackie #163
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "My Most Embarrassing Moment," Linda finds herself in a peculiar situation when her goldfish suddenly begins speaking—revealing a past life as a Babylonian king who once mistreated her as a Nubian princess. Written by Félix Mas, whose artwork brings the fish’s ancient tale to life with whimsical detail, this 1967 issue of Jackie captures a moment of quiet absurdity and surprising reflection. The story unfolds with a gentle twist, all rendered in Mas’s distinctive style, and features a cover by Félix Mas.
In "My Most Embarrassing Moment," Sandy finds herself sky-diving with Bob, who’s chasing one wild hobby after another—fishing, gliding, and now this. Her plans to escape the chaos go sideways when she lands right in the middle of a quiet picnic, catching the attention of a very surprised couple.
In "The Girl with a Mind of Her Own," Laura grapples with Patrick’s growing distance, seeking advice from her Great Aunt Gladys during a visit. Told to stop being the ever-yes girl and instead be the no-girl, Laura takes the advice to heart when she reunites with Patrick—and this time, she speaks her truth.
In a quiet moment, Linda tries to make John appreciate her by turning him down—only to be startled when her goldfish begins speaking, revealing a past life as a Babylonian king who once wronged her as a Nubian princess. Now trapped in a fishbowl, he’s paying for his past cruelty, and their strange connection takes an unexpected turn.
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