The Jetsons #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Defective Detective!", George’s latest gadget— a trans-dimensional TV— takes him on an unplanned trip into a vintage detective series, where things quickly go off-script. Written by Angelo DeCesare and brought to life by artist Bill White with inks by Ruth Leon, this 1995 adventure blends classic Jetsons charm with a playful twist on old-time mystery tropes. The cover by Scott Jeralds and Scott Awley captures the retro-futuristic fun with a sharp, stylized eye.
George Jetson’s latest gadget— a trans-dimensional TV— promises to bring his favorite detective show to life, but when he accidentally steps inside, he finds himself in a bizarre noir world where he’s the only one who doesn’t know the script. Now playing the role of a bumbling detective in a show he’s never seen, George must navigate a mystery he can’t solve, with Elroy and Jane watching from the comfort of their living room— and possibly not even realizing he’s gone missing.
When George Jetson accidentally downs 100 of Mr. Spacely’s experimental Smart Pills, his already-questionable judgment takes a sudden, unexpected turn—turning him into the most unexpectedly brilliant mind in the solar system. With Jane, Judy, Elroy, and Cosmo Spacely watching in disbelief, George finds himself navigating a high-stakes diplomatic crisis that could prevent an interplanetary war, all while trying to keep his new intellect from getting him into even bigger trouble.
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