The Jem comics originate from the UK, and as much as 31 stories were released. These are the same
stories that were translated and released in other countries like
the Netherlands, Germany, Italy and France, with some changes in order and sometimes
re-coloring or re-drawn art, and sometimes even unique new art for covers.
As for the comics released in Mexico, those were different stories especially drawn for Mexico and consisted of atleast 11 issues with one story each. Then in 2011 a collaboration comic featuring Hasbro's different brands, was released. So in total, that is atleast 43 comic stories featuring Jem, plus all the book stories some of which are drawn in a comic book style. Along with the book stories the amount of printed adventures of Jem and the Holograms, actually add up to more than the amount of episodes in the animated series. All comics are quite difficult to find, especially certain issues, but the Mexican comics are the rarest. If you by any chance have the rest of the Mexican comics, any of the other comics missing on this page, put "Jem comics" in the subject line and send me an email.
Jem (UK), 1986/1987 by London Editions Magazines (Egmont):
In the comics, Eric still owns half of Starlight Music, the Misfits are signed, and Jerrica
and Eric are partners promoting the rival groups, which places the stories inbetween the
first cartoon episode "The Beginning" and the second "Disaster", although they sing songs
from later episodes of the five parter. Since Eric already owns half of Starlight Music here,
it's instead Starlight House he wants, apparently to sell the land. The reason they decided to
write it as Eric still owned half Starlight Music was probably because there was no continuation
to the series yet, no way for the Misfits to market themselves, no Misfits Music for Eric and the
Misfits yet.
Jem and the Holograms sometimes sing songs which are actually names of doll fashions.
Many times the characters wear the wrong outfits according to the cartoon. Jem gets to wear several of the
doll line fashions which in the cartoon were worn by the Holograms.
Jerrica has to have a make-up box with her to strengthen the signal from Synergy while in
another country.
Stormer has her flower on the wrong side according to the cartoon, but the right side
according to the dolls.
The Starlight girls look very different from the cartoon, and usually it's completely different
girls with other names.
The story writers really seemed to like using the character Eric Raymond alot, and many of the
stories were built around Eric causing trouble for the Holograms, and somehow it all turns to their
advantage by luck.
Melvyn, an old singer-songwriter, gets kicked out of Starlight Music by Eric Raymond when he fails to
provide modern enough songs. After Eric sabotages Jem and the Holograms' concert, Jerrica gets
an idea how to help Melvyn.
Characters:
Jem/Jerrica and the Holograms, Rio, The Misfits, Eric, Zipper, and Melvyn Megastar (old
singer-songwriter who used to work for Starlight Music, owner of Sunnyside Home).
International:
Funny notes:
Eric says a line from the first episode of the cartoon "This is a business, not a charity.",
also to Jerrica, but in a slightly different situation.
The Misfits throw dart at a picture of Jem, like they do in the cartoon episode Britrock.
Zipper doesn't look alot like in the cartoon, with his different hairstyle and brighter
blonde hair, maybe that's why Rio nor Jerrica recognise him. But then again they weren't
very familiar with him early in the cartoon.
A jamming device is used to distort the music for the Holograms. This might have been
influenced by the device the doll Clash was said to come with.
Aja can play flute, she infact owns one and performs with the Holograms on it, but only
for a special reason.
Jerrica goes on stage instead of Jem, when Synergy's signal doesn't work. But she
performs the songs of the singer-songwriter Melvyn.
Jem sings the song "Only The Beginning".
Samples:
Rio has managed to sign Jem and the Holograms up for a world tour, but the downside is that
the Misfits are coming along, and Eric plans to have them take over.
Characters:
Jem/Jerrica and the Holograms, Rio, Synergy, The Misfits, Eric, Starlight Girls,
J. Smith (judicial procurator, apparently the man who runs Starlight House), Jocelyn
(Eric's henchman), and Adrian (Eric's henchman).
International:
Funny notes:
Jerrica has to check with Synergy if she can make a hologram appear in such a distance as
another country. This was never considered in the cartoon.
Synergy tells Jerrica that her father prepared Synergy for everything. So Jerrica gets a
make-up case, in shape of a heart, which will boost the power of her earring projectors anywhere
in the world.
Pizzazz calls Eric "darling".
Roxy thinks Rio is gorgeous.
Roxy steals a lighter from Eric. And Eric smokes. Which he never does in the cartoon.
Jem sings and plays keyboard to a song called "Let's Rock This Town", which is the name of a doll
fashion.
Eric has connections in England.
Samples:
Eric Raymond and the Misfits have spread rumors that Jem and the Holograms have
bribed disc jockeys to play their music instead of the Misfits. Even Lindsey
Pierce buys the story. The result is that all disc jockeys stop playing the
Holograms in fear that they will come across as bribed, and all the Holograms'
appearances are canceled.
Characters:
Jem/Jerrica and the Holograms, Rio, The Misfits, Eric Raymond, and Lindsey Pierce.
International:
Funny notes:
Lindsey Pierce is in this story, but she has different look, looking more like she
did in the first five episodes. She is said to be the most popular presenter on TV.
Here she isn't a friend of the Holograms though, as she takes the Misfits' side.
The outfits the Misfits wear are switched around. This isn't the only example of this.
Here Pizzazz wears Stormer's Makin' Mischief, Roxy is wearing Pizzazz'
Just Misbehavin', and Stormer is wearing Roxy's Let The Music Play.
Pizzazz says Eric changed his name from "Horace Higginbotton", because "Eric Raymond"
sounded better.
Eric doesn't like birds.
Jem sings a song with the lines "...up rockin...", which is a doll fashion
mistaken for a song.
Samples:
Jem is in London for a press conference, but a reporter is getting close to finding
out Jem's real identity, and Eric tries to threaten the reporter to do a little extra
dirty work for him.
Characters:
Jem/Jerrica, Rio, The Misfits, Eric Raymond, Nigel Carruthers (reporter from
London Radio), and Sapphire Carruthers (wife of Nigel).
International:
Funny notes:
The Holograms are not included in this story, even though Jem and the Misfits are.
Buckingham Palace is mentioned.
There's a blooper, when Jem is about to change back to Jerrica for the last time,
right before she does, she suddenly has her original Jem outfit instead of what she
was wearing.
Samples:
Eric hired an actress to play Jem and give her bad publicity, at the same time he also
hired a private detective to find out who Jem really is.
Characters:
Jem/Jerrica and the Holograms, Rio, The Misfits, Eric Raymond, Meryl Murda
(impressionist), and Ace Malone (private detective).
International:
Funny notes:
Eric Raymond hires a private detective named Ace Malone, who looks like Manny Malone
from the cartoon. Eric says he was the cheapest he could find in the yellow pages.
Blooper, Jem gets blonde hair in one picture.
The real life actress Elizabeth Taylor is mentioned.
As usual, Eric gets irritated on the sparrows outside his window.
Samples:
Eric Raymond pay some people to have Jerrica kidnapped on the Holograms' tour to Paris,
and they leave a note for Rio requesting Jem to come to the Eiffel tower alone.
Characters:
Jem/Jerrica and the Holograms, Rio, Eric Raymond, and Marcel (kidnapper).
International:
Funny notes:
Rio confronts Jem about her real identity. She tells Rio it's important to keep it a secret,
for his sake, and the
Holograms aswell as to herself. And Rio realizes there's something really familiar
about her, as if he knew her other self.
The kidnappers investigate Jerrica's earrings and can tell just by looking at them that
they are some sort of electrical gadgets.
Kimber dresses out as Jem.
Eric gets kidnapped.
Samples:
Christmas is approaching, and both the Holograms and the Misfits are concerned about
getting the number one Christmas hit, especially the Misfits. When Eric finds out
where the Holograms plan to film their new video, in a country mansion he thinks of a plan.
On their way to the mansion, spooky things start happening.
Characters:
Jem/Jerrica and the Holograms, The Misfits, Rio, Eric, Maxamillion Snoad
(mentioned only), Stan, Jack, and Art.
International:
Funny notes:
Eric calls the Misfits "my little alley cats" and "kittens".
Paul McCartney is mentioned.
The Ghostbusters are mentioned.
The Misfits each wear a differently colored version of "Just Misbehavin'".
Jem wears Shana's outfit "Music Is Magic".
Kimber and Shana play guitar, while Aja plays keyboard.
Samples:
Jem and the Holograms and Rio are in Paris, and are contacted by some men who say they've kidnapped
Eric Raymond. To protect Jem and the Holograms, Rio decides to pay the kidnappers himself. Jerrica,
having the help of Synergy, decides to disguise herself as an old lady and sneak along. The
situation has changed though since Eric has managed to bargain with his kidnappers.
Characters:
Jem/Jerrica and the Holograms, Rio, Eric, kidnapper #1 kidnapper #2, police #1,
police #2.
International:
Funny notes:
We get to see the Arc De Triomphe in Paris, which plays a part in the story.
Rio says to Jerrica that Jem is fun and beautiful, but when Jerrica is around, every other
girl is invisible.
Samples:
The Jem van gets stuck in the middle of nowhere, but as luck has it a circus has
camped nearby, and the Holograms get unexpected help by an elephant. As thanks they promise to
perform at a charity circus show, but the Misfits find out and decide to ruin the show
dressed out as clowns.
Characters:
Jem/Jerrica and the Holograms, The Misfits, Rio, Eric,
Starlight girls, Don Wesson (son of circus owners), and Lotus Maxamillion (busniessman).
International:
Funny notes:
According to Stormer, Jem and the Holograms are always superb on stage.
Apparently, animals, or atleast elephants can see right through holographic disguises like Jem's.
The Holograms are called "Horrorgrams" by Stormer.
Samples:
Jem and the Holograms are offered roles in the latest movie by director Luigi
Bertolini, and they're invited to his villa in Capri. But when Jem loses her
Jemstar earrings and turn back into Jerrica, Jerrica is suspected of having abducted Jem.
Characters:
Jem/Jerrica and the Holograms, The Misfits, Rio, Eric, Luigi Bertolini
(film director), and Inspector Rossi.
International:
Funny notes:
Blooper: Roxy gets red hair for a picture.
Kimber uses the Jemstar earrings to become Jem. This is the second time in the comics that
Kimber dresses out as Jem.
Stormer is barely seen in this story.
Samples:
It's wintertime and Jerrica and the others don't have anything booked, which means they are having trouble
paying their debts and keeping Starlight House running. But Rio manages to book
them on a new music show called "Rock On". The downside is that they won't earn anything
on performing, more than publicity, and also the Misfits are performing. And the Misfits
do their best to keep Jem and the Holograms from getting there.
Characters:
Jem/Jerrica and the Holograms. The Misfits, Rio, Eric Raymond, Ray "Woody" Peckitt
(famous country music singer), Jill Jones (hostess of TV-show "Rock On"), Jayne Peckitt
(daughter of Ray), and Wendy (Starlight girl).
International:
Funny notes:
Jem and the Holograms sing "Like A Dream".
This story has a similar scene as the cartoon episode "Frame Up".
Samples:
Characters:
Jem/Jerrica and the Holograms. The Misfits, Rio, Eric Raymond,
International:
Funny notes:
Eric bought up all the debts of Starlight House, so he will have a hold over Jerrica.
He demands all the debt to be paid within 24 hours, or that Jerrica promises to
disband the Holograms. Jerrica comes up with the plan to have Rio pose as a Texan
oil dealer, who wants to buy her part of Starlight Music and make some big changes.
Characters:
Jem/Jerrica and the Holograms, The Misfits, Rio, Eric, Synergy, Emmett
Benton, and employees at Starlight Music.
International:
Funny notes:
In a flashback we see that Emmett Benton told Jerrica "Always remember how fortunate
you are, Jerrica. You must try to help others who aren't as well off as you...".
This is one of the few times we get to see Christmas tree in a Jem book, which
we never see in the cartoon, because there was no christmas episode.
Pizzazz calls Eric "Boss-man", and Eric calls Pizzazz "cat".
Synergy can trace people by letting someone who loves them concentrate on them
really hard. This is funny because they already had an advanced computer as Synergy,
and still needed to use some kind of magic as a solution for the story.
Samples:
Jem and the Holograms have arrived in Cairo for their world tour, where Rio meets an
old college friend who takes them along for a boat trip to do some filming for a TV-film,
and the Misfits tag along to steal the spotlight. Eric threatens an old
friend who works at a museum into helping him frame Jem and the Holograms for stealing
some old statues he plans to plant in their suitcases.
Characters:
Jem/Jerrica and the Holograms, The Misfits, Rio, Eric, Mustapha (A TV producer
in Egypt, and old collegefriend of Rio), Ahmed (museum guard in Egypt, and old friend of
Eric).
International:
Funny notes:
The title of the song "Here Comes Trouble" is mentioned, but probably not on purpose.
Roxy is a very good swimmer.
Roxy is afraid of crocodiles, snakes, and camels.
Synergy can project light through the Jemstar earrings, so bright that people can't
see anything.
Samples:
Jem and the Holograms have promised to appear at the open house day at Starlight Music. At the
same time, Eric has booked them for a performance in the city Rockville. As loyal as Jem and the
Holograms are to their fans, they decide to do both, but Eric plans to make their trip there
quite dangerous, to replace them with the Misfits.
Characters: Jem/Jerrica and the Holograms, Rio, the Misfits,
Eric Raymond, Wilbur (Eric's thug in Rockville, brother of Orville), and Orville (Eric's thug in Rockville,
brother of Wilbur).
International:
Funny notes:
Jem and the Holograms sing the line "Rock Country", which is not a song in the cartoon,
but the name of a fashion in the doll line.
Samples:
Jem and the Holograms have arrived in Calcutta on their world tour. Jem agrees to take part in a
film to raise money for Unicef. Someone happens to see when Jerrica changes into Jem, and starts
bribing her.
Characters: Jem/Jerrica and the Holograms, Rio, Eric Raymond,
Dr. Sato (of Unicef), Charles Jackson (of Unicef).
International:
Funny notes:
Someone sees Jerrica change into Jem.
Jem gets the question about her real name, and happily answers that she prefers her private life
and that there are also other reasons she doesn't want to reveal her identity, yet.
Samples:
At the last stop of their world tour, Jem and the Holograms arrive in Sydney, where everyone
seems to ignore them in favour for the Misfits. It turns out Eric has been manipulating the
records released there.
Characters:
Jem/Jerrica and the Holograms, Rio, The Misfits, and Eric Raymond.
International:
Funny notes:
Jerrica is willing to risk losing Starlight House on a bet, Rio tries to talk her out of it.
In the cartoon she would never had done anything like this.
Samples:
It's award night and Jem and the Holograms and the Misfits are both nominated in the
Annual Starlight Music Awards in the category "Best Band of the Year". Part of the
entertainment is a hypnotist, which Eric decide to use for another trick on Jem and the
Holograms.
Characters:
Jem/Jerrica and the Holograms, Rio, Synergy, The Misfits, Eric Raymond,
Dr. M. Stromm (the greatest hypnotist in the world).
International:
Funny notes:
Stormer tells Pizzazz she is a fool and is ruining their image.
There's a band called "the Outcasts".
Pizzazz calls Eric "Boss man".
Jerrica can't make a decision at Starlight Music without consulting Rio.
The Misfits make an entrance on stage on motorcycles.
The Misfits sing a song with the line "Just misbehavin'... we're just misbehavin'..."
which is the title of a Misfits outfit from the doll line, which apparently was
mistaken for a Misfits song.
Samples:
Jem and the Holograms are invited to be the special guest artists at this years spring
fashion show in Paris. In Paris Jerrica receives a mysterious letter written in French.
Characters:
Jem/Jerrica and the Holograms, Rio, Madame Heather Bilbey (the most famous dress designer in the world),
Elizabeth Russell (owner of a British fashion house), Elizabeth Russell's butler.
International:
Funny notes:
This is the first time ever Jem and the Holograms go to Paris, atleast Kimber.
Jerrica studied hard in school, and she studied French.
Rio says the line "Truly Outrageous".
Samples:
Eric Raymond manages to get the Misfits booked on the opening night of the new entertainment
centre, instead of Jem and the Holograms. A new girl arrives at Starlight house, a troublemaker
who prefers the Misfits.
Characters:
Jem/Jerrica and the Holograms, Rio, The Misfits, Eric Raymond, Starlight House warden, and Julie.
International:
Funny notes:
Jem/Jerrica and the Holograms don't live at the Starlight House, only the Starlight girls do.
There's a new Starlight girl named Julie, she gets her own room. She is a fan of the Misfits,
but not of the Holograms.
There's a warden at Starlight house, who has an office there. She is very stricly dressed and
wears a tie, and has green curly hair.
The Starlight House has two cement lions on the sides of the stairs at the entrance.
Jem and the Holograms are booked by Eric at a club called the Poco Club.
In England it's apparently considered a good gig to perform at the opening of a mall, even
for a big act like Jem and the Holograms.
There's a Misfits song with the line "...our music's better..." perhaps referring to the
Jem theme and the line "our songs are better".
Samples:
Jem and the Holograms are taking part in the opening of a new gym. When the Misfits manage to
crash the party and ruin Jerrica's business deals, Jem and the Holograms manage to make a valuable
acquaintance instead.
Characters:
Jem/Jerrica and the Holograms, Rio, The Misfits, Mr. Van Der Goot
(of Van Der Goot Sportswear), and Crystal Waters (daughter of Stadium owner).
International:
Funny notes:
Kimber isn't very interested in business things like facts, figures, dates, and times.
A company called Van Der Goot Sportswear is mentioned. Dutch?
The Misfits are using the fact that they are still signed to Starlight Music, to make
bad publicity for Jerrica.
Aja says the line "Truly Outrageous".
Rio makes a business deal for Starlight Music, even though Jerrica objects at first.
The Holograms make Jerrica come along jogging, which she apparently never usually does.
Apparently there's a shower in Jerrica's office.
Shana's skincolor is much darker on one page.
Shana takes the mike and sings instead of Jem.
Samples:
Jerrica is left with a dog to take care of, which she doesn't want, and Eric has a suggestion to
make Starlight Music more profitable, which involves selling Starlight House.
Characters:
Jem/Jerrica and the Holograms, Eric, Starlight girls, Alison (new Starlight girl),
Mrs. Carter (an old lady).
International:
Funny notes:
The line "and he got down to business" is used, perhaps referring to the song
"Gettin' Down To Business", and Jerrica happens to be wearing that specific
outfit with the same name in that scene.
There's a new Starlight girl named "Alison".
Mrs. Bailey is not around, instead there's a "Mrs. Carter".
Eric has a big luxurious house, much bigger than in the cartoon, and he has pictures
of himself on the walls.
Samples:
Eric buys a chain of record shops so that Starlight Music will
be able to control the sale of their records. He manages to
get Rio to help him promote the stores and the Misfits, by
tricking Rio that Jerrica has been two-timing him.
Characters:
Jem/Jerrica and the Holograms, Rio, The Misfits, and Eric Raymond.
International:
Funny notes:
Eric, who still owns half of Starlight Music, has bought the Priceright
record shops, and renamed them "Starlight Record Shops".
Rio seems to respect Eric and calls him "Mr. Raymond".
Samples:
The Starlight girls are invited to perform at a musical. But the producer is given a
hard time by the previous producer who is determined to get revenge for being fired,
and takes help from Eric to put up a Misfits gig the same evening.
Characters:
Jem/Jerrica and the Holograms, The Misfits, Eric Raymond, the Starlight Girls,
Jill Jones, Bryan Brayson.
International:
Funny notes:
The Starlight girls look very different, but perhaps Ba Nee can be recognized a bit.
There's a newspaper called "Daily Herald".
Roxy speaks the line "How does it feel", which is the title of a Misfits song.
Samples:
Jem and Eric are both invited to be judges on a talent show. They both discover a
talented singer-songwriter, but Eric plans to sign her to Starlight Music with a contract
that will only allow her to write songs for the Misfits.
Characters:
Jem/Jerrica and the Holograms, The Misfits, Eric Raymond, Herman Harper
(host of Talent Tonight), Sapphire Jewel (musical editor of Gloss Magazine and chat show
hostess), and Sarah Marks (singer-songwriter who won Talent Tonight).
International:
Funny notes:
There's a magazine called "Gloss".
Synergy is located somewhere called "Synergy's secret base".
Samples:
Eric decides to turn the good publicity, that Jem and the Holograms get for Starlight House, into bad
publicity by sabotaging their visit with the Starlight girls to a water park.
Characters:
Jem/Jerrica and the Holograms, The Misfits, Rio, Synergy, Eric Raymond, Janie (Starlight girl),
Louise (Starlight girl), and Amanda (Starlight girl).
International:
Funny notes:
There's a Starlight girl named "Janie", who is a good climber, one named "Louise", and
another one named "Amanda".
The song lyrics to the song "Only The Beginning" are different and go "Only the beginning... everything
will...".
Samples:
Jerrica sees Eric Raymond's secretary sneaking around, and finds a letter with an invitation for Jem
and the Holograms to be one of the country's representatives in the Worldavision Music Contest. But it turns
out Eric changed the date on the letter, so the Misfits would win.
Characters:
Jem/Jerrica and the Holograms, Rio, The Misfits, Eric Raymond's secretary.
International:
Funny notes:
Jem and the Holograms take part in a music contest called "Worldavision" which probably refers to
the European song contest called "Eurovision Song Contest".
Jem and the Holograms sing a mistaken lyric in the song "Only The Beginning", "...in the beginning".
Rio has been taking lessons for his own helicopter pilot's licence. Similar to the cartoon where
he flies his own airplane.
Samples:
Rio fixes a gig for Jem and the Holograms at the opening night of a hotel in Canada, called Wonderland,
which is a completely computerized hi-tech playground for the rich and famous. Eric realizes their
appearance at the hotel is worth alot of publicity, and decides to come along with the Misfits to put
the computer out of action.
Characters:
Jem/Jerrica and the Holograms, Rio, Synergy, The Misfits, Eric Raymond, Johnny Dooley (owner of
Wonderland hotel in Canada), Warren Worthington III (guest at wonderland hotel),
Scott (guest at wonderland hotel), Bobby (guest at wonderland hotel), Hank (chef at Wonderland hotel).
International:
Funny notes:
There's a massive computer called Cerebro, controlling everthing at the high-tech hotel, Jem introduced
Synergy to Cerebro. Cerebro turns out to be slightly smarter than Synergy.
Stormer finally shows a sign of being the nice Misfits, when she wants to make sure no one
gets hurt by Eric's schemes.
Samples:
The princess of Lichenburg invites Jem and the Holograms to play at her luxury cruiser, and the Misfits
manages to sneak onboard. When someone steals the Lichenburg diamonds from the princess, Jem and the
Holograms are suspected and locked into their cabin. Jerrica is able to switch places with a hologram of
Jem, and starts investigating the theft.
Characters:
Jem/Jerrica and the Holograms, Rio, The Misfits, Eric Raymond, Princess Daniela of Licthenburg,
Chief bodyguard Max Stern.
International:
Funny notes:
Eric appears to kiss Jerrica on the cheek.
Kimber seems interested in fashion.
Shana says almost the exact line from the first cartoon episode "The Beginning", "There's enough gear here to
start a dozen rock groups" when she says "There's enough gear here to launch a dozen rock bands".
The princess comments on Jem's earrings "They're most unusual. The light seems to reflect and dance
in them".
Kimber talks about a great-aunt Mabel.
Pizzazz calls the Holograms "Wimpograms".
Jerrica creates holograms of lots of guitars.
Bruce Springsteen is mentioned.
Jem wears Kimber's outfit "Permanent Wave". The Misfits each wear "Just Misbehavin'". Jerrica wears her piece
of Flash 'n Sizzle.
Samples:
Eric had the Rockin' Roadster sabotaged to replace Jem and the Holograms with the Misfits at the launch of a
cruise ship. Jerrica decides to outstage the Misfits by appearing at the opening of a very special Zoo, where
the animals live in their natural environment, where the owner was friend of her father. But the Misfits
manage to give the zoo bad publicity by sabotaging for the animals.
Characters:
Jem/Jerrica and the Holograms, Rio, The Misfits, Eric Raymond, Zoo owner Mr. Darwin,
International:
Funny notes:
The words "Surprise, surprise" appear in the story, perhaps referring to the Misfits' song.
Jem and the Holograms sing the song "Only The Beginning".
Samples:
Eric finds out how much Jem and the Holograms' depends on their fanclub, and realizes the Misfits don't
really have any dedicated fans. So he takes control of Jem and the Holograms' fan club and sends out Misfits
material instead.
Characters:
Jem/Jerrica and the Holograms, Rio, Synergy, The Misfits, Eric Raymond, Mr. Paramont of
Paramont Public Relations,
International:
Funny notes:
Jerrica is the one who takes care of all of the fan club mail. And she isn't getting any help from the
others, and is exhausted, much like in certain episodes of the cartoon.
The Misfits have a song with the lyrics "We are the best... Forget the rest...".
Eric considers professional photographers a waste of money, and thinks he can do it just as well.
Eric finds out some personal preferences of the Misfits when starting their fan club. Stormer's favorite
color is yellow (which is not too far out there compared to the cartoon according to what colors she
wore), what Pizzazz likes to do most is lazing on a hot beach, and what Roxy dislikes the most are Jem and
the Holograms.
Jem and the Holograms have a tour van.
Eric owns a pink van.
Jem and the Holograms have a song with the lyrics "Yes, we're back... Have a tour pack...".
Samples:
Pages:
Das Mädchen Jem (Germany), 1988 by Bastei:
Das Mädchen Jem Sammelband (Germany), 1988 by Bastei:
Comics (Holland):
Omnibus (Holland), 1986 by Francis Schenk Promotions:
Comics, 1987 by Whitman (France):
Jem Magazine (Italy), 1987-1988 by Panini:
Contain the same stories as the UK comics, and all stories are in the same order.
Covers drawn by Italian artists.
An advertisement was
included inside and on the back, for Jem stickers and Billy's juice.
Magazines (Italy):
Jem (Mexico), 1988 by ViD Editorial:
Eric smokes, which I guess is a way of making him look scarier.
Rio has brown hair.
The building of Starlight Music looks very different, and isn't entirely covered with glass.
Jerrica wears another dress when going to Starlight Music for the first time, she wears the
"Like A Dream" fashion.
The Misfits come driving in on regular motorcycles when they enter Eric's office at Starlight
Music.
Stormer is misspelled as "Stromer".
Aja is the one who shows Jerrica the box that arrived with the earrings, instead of Kimber.
Synergy appears as an image in the mirror of the desk in Jerrica's bedroom.
Instead of going to the drive-in, all that stuff appears right there in Starlight House.
Jem has pink and blonde hair.
Jem projects a hologram of a tiger.
Jerrica wears Jem's original outfit.
Rio wears his doll outfit.
Samples:
The Jemstar earrings are shaped as regular stars.
Stormer has some unknown earrings.
Jem has pink and blonde hair.
Rio is beaten so bad he's got blood in his face.
On one page Jem's original dress is cut and doesn't cover over her shoulders.
Jem projects a hologram of a monster-Pizzazz.
Samples:
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A 24 pages collaboration between some of Hasbro's most known or new toylines like Candy Land, Stretch
Armstrong, The Micronauts, Battleship Galaxies, The Action Man, M.A.S.K, Jem, Transformers,
Inhumanoids, GI JOE. Synergy plays a big role.
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Unit:E, 2011 by Hasbro:
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