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Go Girl! #1

Image · Series began 2000 · August 2000

Dates

Cover date
August 2000
Pages
36

Values

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Editions and covers

  • Original edition

    Barcode 70985360001500111

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Creators

pencils: Anne Timmons, Sergio Aragonés, Jimmie Robinson, Lea Hernandez, Dan Parent, Trina Robbinsinks: Anne Timmons, Sergio Aragonés, Jimmie Robinson, Lea Hernandez, Dan Parent, Trina Robbinscolors: Christopher Butcher, Trina Robbinsscript: Trina Robbinsletters: Sean Glumace, Trina Robbins

Stories

  • GoGirl! [The Beginning!] · GoGirl! · 21 pages

    Lindsay discovers that her mother used to be the super-hero Go-Go Girl, and that she's inherited her power to fly; she rescues her friend Haseena from kidnappers, with the help of her mom, who decides to teach her what she needs to know to stay alive fighting crime.

Publisher’s description

THIS IS THE BOOK THE FANS DEMANDED! Before its publication date, GoGirl! generated enormous buzz on the internet in the form of interviews and rave advance reviews. Excited fans couldn't wait to buy it and read it. But evidently direct-sales retailers don't surf the net. Low advance orders made our original plans for a full-color book an impossibility. What happened next surprised and encouraged us. Fans sent us e-mails, wrote articles on the net, expressing their disapointment, offering help, even pledging a word-of-mouth and internet campaign to help GoGirl! See print. And we've taken them up on it! Starting in August, and every four months after that, you can now follow the adventures of teen superheroine GoGirl! in crisp black and white with full-color covers. Here's what Maggie Thompson had to say about GoGirl! in the Comics Buyer's Guide: " It's clearly aimed at an audience for which not much has been available...: pre-teen girls. And it should entertain that audience well....ALL the female characters (including the villain) are strong and resourceful; ...it's a comic book that could attract readers that comics have largely lost. Try it on them." GOGIRL! YOU'LL BELIEVE A GIRL CAN FLY!

Reprinted in

GoGirl! (2002)

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