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Go-Go #1 (1966)

Charlton · 1966 · 35 pages

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Contains 5 stories
The Rotting Stumps
7 pp · humor; teen
Rotting Stumps

The Rotting Stumps are a garage band hitting all the wrong notes—literally and figuratively. When a chaotic first gig sends screaming fans into pandemonium and a second booking at the Crowded Inn proves impossible to even enter, the boys find themselves evicted and desperate for a place to call home. This 1966 humor romp follows the band's misadventures as they search for their next move, with drummer Brian's questionable driving and Madcap's constant hunger making every stop an ordeal.

Untitled story
3 pp · humor; teen
Miss Park OvertimeBob DylanRingo StarrJohn LennonAnnette Funicello
The Man from RELATIVE
4 pp · humor; teen
Man from RELATIVE

The Man from RELATIVE faces his most dangerous assignment yet—blending in with a hip teen music scene where newcomers must perform to prove they belong. Armed with nothing but quick thinking and a obscure folk song picked up on Route 61, this spy must improvise his way through a musical audition or risk being exposed as an imposter. What could possibly go wrong when a covert operative tries to pass himself off as a genuine beatnik?

The Wild Life and Adventures of Miss Bikini Luv
7 pp · humor; teen
Miss Bikini Luv

Miss Bikini Luv, America's hottest teen star, powers through a chaotic film shoot for "Bikini Surf-Party at Monster Drag-Beach!" with her co-star Ajax Strong—despite the rumor mill insisting she can't swim, can't sing, and is way older than her publicized age. Between takes, screen tests, and a glitzy nightclub opening, her agent Max Maxim juggles the chaos of keeping his "typical teen" commodity in the spotlight while the girl herself just tries to stay awake and on schedule.

Return to Peculiar Place
9 pp · humor

In the quirky New England town of Peculiar Place, where the Peculiar family has ruled for over 300 years, a strange new threat arrives: Walter Warlock and his eccentric son Buck, who've moved into an old, creepy mansion and opened a mysterious factory that's beginning to upset the established order. As the townsfolk—from the gossip-wielding newspaper editor Theodore Beau to the lovestruck Lee O'Shanahan—navigate the arrival of these peculiar newcomers, the tension between the old guard and the newcomers begins to simmer. Watch as the town's comfortable corruption is tested by people who may be stranger than anything Peculiar Place has ever seen.

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