Mirabelle #9 August 1969
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Jonnie Falcon's World Tour," Jo and her friend Harry embark on a whirlwind journey across exotic locales, chasing the thrill of adventure and the mystery of a legendary performer's lost tour. With Enric Badía Romero handling both art and inks, the story unfolds in vivid, dynamic panels that capture the energy of the road, all while a creeping sense of urgency shadows Jo’s every step.
In "Leave It to Lisa," the ever-practical Lisa finds herself unexpectedly flustered when she meets Greg—someone whose romantic troubles she’s usually quick to solve, but who leaves her strangely tongue-tied. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, this two-page romance captures a quiet moment of self-discovery in a world where giving advice comes easy, but finding love feels like a mystery.
In "Countdown to Murder," Jo and Harry return to the location of their photo shoot, only for Cherry to discover a body and a chilling note from the enigmatic Count—warning her that her time is running short. The tension mounts as the mystery deepens, leaving her to wonder who’s behind the threats and what the Count truly wants.
In "Things That Go Boomp!" from Mirabelle #9 (August 1969), Barry finds himself drawn into a series of increasingly bizarre incidents involving his neighbor’s mysterious skeleton—meant as a study aid for her medical student fiancé—each time the odd situation demands his help. With a mix of awkward charm and quiet dread, the story unfolds as Barry tries to keep things from getting out of hand, one boomp at a time.
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