Josie and the Pussycats #102
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Malcolm Meets His Match," Melody gears up for her big televised date at the trendy disco Studio 22, where every detail matters—especially her new hairstyle. With the weather turning unpredictable, Josie and Valerie rally to help her keep her look flawless, turning a simple outing into a stylish showdown against the elements. Written by Frank Doyle and illustrated by Dan DeCarlo Jr. with inks by Jim DeCarlo, colors by Barry Grossman, and letters by Bill Yoshida, the issue features a cover by Dan DeCarlo, capturing the disco-era flair of a moment that’s as glamorous as it is chaotic.
When Alexander pleads with the girls for help handling his insufferably pompous cousin Malcolm, they come up with a plan: introduce him to Melody. What unfolds is a clash of egos and styles, as Malcolm’s sharp wit meets Melody’s calm confidence in a test of nerves neither expected.
In "The Trouble With Women," Alan’s quiet struggle with family dynamics takes an unexpected turn when Alex, Josie, and Valerie overhear him and leap to the conclusion that he’s disillusioned with all women—leading to a series of misunderstandings that ripple through the group with playful tension. Written by a team whose names aren’t listed here, the story captures the classic charm of early '80s teen humor with a touch of heart.
In "Head Start," Melody’s big night at the trendy disco Studio 22—complete with a live TV broadcast—has her friends Josie and Valerie stepping in to protect her carefully styled hair from the weather, turning a simple outing into a stylish, high-stakes adventure.
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Reprinted in Travesuras #238 (1983), Josie #34
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