Jetta #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Jetta in Music from Afar" follows the teenage protagonist as she encounters space visitors and becomes embroiled in an interplanetary adventure. After meeting aliens who warn of approaching space wolves, Jetta is transported to the future via a professor's time machine, where she encounters futuristic teens in colorful outfits. The story culminates in a space race competition, with Jetta piloting a rocket ship toward the stratosphere and eventually crash-landing at a space refueling station where she is apprehended by an alien official.
When Jetta and her classmates arrive on a newly discovered meteor for a school field trip, they're tasked with collecting specimens of the rare Yiffel Plant—but things go hilariously sideways when some students capture what they think is an exotic alien creature, only to discover it's Professor Smeed himself, who arrived on the meteor separately. With Miss Gorgon handing out failing grades left and right and tempers flaring across the asteroid, Jetta has to navigate the chaos and prove she's got more sense than the hot-headed bunch around her.
Jetta Raye and her friends are interrupted by a pair of smooth-talking visitors from Planet X who arrive with an irresistible musical offer—but when the local boys try to win back their dates with a little musical trickery of their own, things quickly spiral into chaos. It's a lighthearted space-age romance where even the most elaborate schemes can't compete with the real thing, and sometimes the solution to winning hearts is knowing when to laugh at yourself.
Space Cop Kelly chases fur thieves who've grabbed a mysterious device and accidentally activate it—sending the whole crew, cop and crooks alike, hurtling backward through time. As they tumble from era to era, Kelly finds himself caught in increasingly absurd historical scenarios while trying to recapture the device and bring the criminals to justice.
When Zoomer and his friend Atomica travel back to the twentieth century in a time machine, they discover that the "good old days" are anything but—kitchen appliances don't work like they're used to, nobody has anti-gravity belts, and the locals aren't too keen on teenagers in strange outfits causing trouble. This 1953 science fiction romp finds our heroes scrambling to survive in a world that's far more backward than they ever imagined, with chaos and close calls at every turn.
Jak Weldyn finds himself in an unconventional predicament while attempting repairs on his space ship—standing on his head to reach the rocket tubes and install new linings. What begins as a straightforward maintenance job on his ramshackle vessel threatens to spiral into chaos, as his jaloppy seems destined for trouble.
When two teammates both want to take Jetta to the prom, she settles the rivalry the only way that makes sense—whoever scores the most points in the championship space football game gets the date. But when one player's rocket belt mysteriously short-circuits during the match, he ends up at a refueling station where a helpful technician supercharges his gear with interstellar fuel, sending him back to dominate the game in spectacular fashion. The victory comes with an unexpected price, though, when the powerful fuel takes its toll on the winner's body.
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Reprinted in Dan DeCarlo #[nn] (1992), Jetta #[nn] (2006), Dan DeCarlo's Jetta #[nn] (2010)
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