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.
In a whimsical twist of teenage mischief, Arky devises a plan to spark romance between the shy Dean Foible and the stern Miss Gorgon, using Gizmo’s youthifying machine to temporarily transform them into younger versions of themselves. As the unlikely pair flirts under the spell of their new youthful forms, chaos ensues when the machine’s effects wear off—leaving both bewildered and their secret identities exposed.
Zoomer races to keep two dates at once—first with Stella, then with Atomica—only to accidentally create a double trouble situation when a plastic-rubber mask leads to a confusing encounter with a duplicate of himself. As he tries to explain the mix-up, his antics spark jealousy and confusion, leaving him caught between two girls and his own mistaken identity.
Jetta Raye and her friends Arky, Gizmo, and Hilaria Hale team up to build a wild invention for the National Atomic League Prize Contest, racing against time to perfect their gadget despite constant mishaps and Miss Gorgon’s skepticism. As their experiments go hilariously wrong—turning oatmeal into tomato juice and soap powder into compressed air—the group faces a dramatic crash when their space buggy’s mysterious new metal, Gizmoluminium, begins to fail.
Jetta Raye tries to win the school’s “Most Popular” title, but her rival Hilaria Hale schemes to sabotage her chances. When Jetta’s elaborate mechanical party goes wildly off the rails, the chaos unexpectedly wins over the Yearbook Committee—and they end up voting her the top honor anyway.
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Reprinted in Jetta #[nn] (2006), Dan DeCarlo's Jetta #[nn] (2010)
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