Jetta #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeJetta, a futuristic teen-age girl, encounters diminutive alien creatures called the Zingbats and becomes involved in their conflicts on an alien world. The story includes a subplot involving Jetta's inventive friend organizing a "mechanical party" and references to a competition where Jetta faces rivals competing for a title. The Zingbats' narrative depicts them quarreling among themselves and encountering various alien beings and technology during their intergalactic adventures.
When Arky discovers Gizmo's youthifying machine, he hatches a scheme to make their teacher Miss Gorgon and shy Dean Foible fall for each other by secretly making them younger—but when the device's effects wear off faster than expected, the newly-minted couple realizes they've been duped, and both adults turn the tables on the prankster in this fizzy 1953 romp that proves even in the twenty-first century, you can't fool around with matters of the heart.
Zoomer juggles two dates on the same night—one with Stella and another with Atomica—leading to a frantic scramble across town that spirals into chaos when his jet-cycle breaks down and a well-meaning friend tries to cover for him with a plastic mask. When both versions of Zoomer end up face-to-face with Atomica, the truth comes crashing down, and our hapless hero learns that playing both sides of romance has its consequences.
When Jetta and her friends enter a National Atomic League Prize Contest with an invention called the "Catalyst Reactor," they find themselves in a fierce rivalry with classmates Hilaria Hale and Biff, who scheme to sabotage their work. As the teens race to perfect their gadget and prepare for the big competition, they'll need to outsmart their rivals and keep their invention from falling apart—literally.
When Jetta throws a high-tech party to impress the Yearbook Committee, her friend Gizmo volunteers to make it unforgettable with his mechanical inventions—moving food belts, robot hat-check girls, and all the trimmings. But when sabotage sends the party spiraling into chaos, Jetta discovers that sometimes the most popular choice isn't the one you plan for.
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Reprinted in Jetta #[nn] (2006), Dan DeCarlo's Jetta #[nn] (2010)
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