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"Pajama Game"
Weird the conversion from Ga Ga to Gi Gi does no relettering, instead opting to delete the back part of the "A".
Two panels deemed extraneous, cut to dispose of the 2/3 pen pal page. Join Li'l Jinx in the process of packing. Don't show her walking in. A narrative jump jump. You don't need to show the drive over.
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"One for the Record"
Funny thing on the title. The alteration to "cd" removes its meaning. To be sure, as vinyl purchasing switched to cd purchasing the word "record" was still used habitually, frequently but not always with a "oh wait" backtrack of correction.
The line add-age just seems superfluous. What of his hand?
The Baby Sitter
2 panels viewed as extraneous enough for moving from 4 and a third pages to 4. Pen pal club out.
Li'l Jinx "Color-full"
Did they not realize a title card of "Color-full" demands colors?
The bottom was cut off to fit the first spot of a Li'l Jinx special Giant Series issue. The reprint is a reprint of the reprint, the dad no longer cramming his paper and flowers replaced by a floormat of roughly Archie and Bart Simpson.
Li'l Jinx Summer Camp
So. "Wot A Rukus" is out. Instead the title is now an obsolete 90s slogan from the dawn of the Internet Age, the AOL declaration "You've got mail" -- with one throwback beatnik lingo tossed in for the Heck of it.
Feathers are out. Headbands remain, though.
Camp Woodstock. Where you listen to The Beatles all day. I can imagine these writings become a game. Make the least naturalistic change possible. This has to stand out like a sore thumb.
The narrative hinges on just what Li'l Jinx's nickname will be. In her Sioux Tribe or Flower Child group, depending. I am a little curious what the other Hippy group names are at this camp. Hopefully no one calls themselves "The Family".
Neat-o!
Yeah!
Did they lose the paint colors when they moved from Indian to Hippy? And apparently this panel is still acceptable, or deemed transferable from its cultural context.
Hep Cats? I thought they were the Flower Children.
What feather? Incidentally, doesn't that song go "If you're going to San Francisco... Be sure to wear a feather in your hair"? I thought she was playing hippy here. (Without the psychedelics).
Her own Private Idaho. And skunk smells give her the nickname. Seems kind of mean.
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Ding-A-Ling
I suppose maybe the oughts Jinx teenager comic book gets at it, but what is the marital situation between mommy and daddy? The mom just seems to disappear from the comic series. No "Happy New Year, Mommy" as well?
"The List"
The expendable panels to drop down to four pages from 4 2/3, dropping the transition and a panel of walking, back to a question one might have for low budget film-making for a five minute driving scene, "Can't we just know that they drove there?"
"For the Record"
Spongey Bob? Nah, too close – Paramount should sue.
Probably a more precise description in both cases.
