The Jetsons #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Forgetful George," George’s persistent memory lapses lead him to an unusual experiment: swapping his mind with that of an elephant. The new memories bring unexpected chaos, proving that even a smarter mind isn’t always easier to manage. Written by Joe Gill, this 1993 Harvey Comics installment delivers a lighthearted, clever twist on a classic problem, with a cover by the artist credited for the issue.
George Jetson’s forgetfulness has reached new heights—so high, in fact, that he agrees to a wild experiment swapping his memory with that of an elephant. But even with a trunk full of recall, his daily life at home with Jane, Elroy, and Judy, and at work with Cosmo Spacely, quickly spirals into chaos. Aunt Kate might be the only one who sees the real trouble coming.
When George Jetson stops to help a stranded space cruiser, he’s swindled by the smooth-talking interstellar con artist Venus Demila—only to find Jane unimpressed by his misfortune. With Elroy distracted and Rosey unhelpful, George’s day takes a turn for the absurd as he tries to make sense of the scam, all while Venus Demila’s latest scheme unfolds just out of reach.
When George Jetson makes a breakthrough in his latest invention, his household’s robotic maid Rosey becomes the unexpected target of a scheming gang who plan to use her to steal the formula—turning the Jetsons’ cozy, futuristic home into a high-stakes game of trust and sabotage.
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