Mr. and Mrs. J. Evil Scientist #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Frightfully Annoying Streetlight," Goonda's magic mirror delivers a surprise: the strangest people of all aren't her family, but the curious, shape-shifting Looner Gooners—blue-skinned, angular aliens who look like Earth-suit versions of George, Jane, and Elroy Jetson. Written by Michael Maltese and illustrated by John Carey, this 1965 Western Publishing gem brings whimsy and mild chaos to a suburban doorstep, with Carey's distinctive art and inks capturing the absurdity of the situation from cover to cover.
In "The Looner Gooners," Goonda’s magic mirror delivers a surprise: the strangest people in the universe aren’t her family, but the eccentric Looner Gooners—shape-shifting aliens who’ve just arrived on Earth in blue-skinned, Jetson-like forms, curious and ready to explore.
Jo, J. Evil, and Junior form an unholy trio when Goonda’s violin playing drives everyone mad—only for J. Evil to counter with a tuba and Junior to join in with a bone-chilling song. Their offbeat performance catches the ear of a talent scout, who sees big things in their bizarre harmonies. But their rise to fame stalls on a twist no one saw coming.
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