Issue Details

Issue	#46
Published	February 1970
Cover Price	0.15 USD
Pages	36
Editing	Richard Goldwater

Cover Details - "We are the swinging Pussycats"

Characters	Josie; Melody; Valerie; Alexander Cabot III; Alan M.; Alexandra Cabot
Genre	teen; humor
Pencils	Dan DeCarlo
Inks	Rudy Lapick
Letters	Bill Yoshida

6 page Josie and the Pussycats story "Alexandra's Retreat (part 1)"

Characters	Josie; Melody; Valerie; Alexander Cabot III; Alan M.; Alexandra Cabot
Synopsis	The Pussycats, Alan M. and the Cabots go to a retreat at a luxurious ski lodge. After using her witchcraft powers to dump snow on her brother, Alexandra tries to humiliate Josie by magically commanding the ice to break.
Genre	teen; humor
Script	Dick Malmgren
Pencils	Dan DeCarlo
Inks	Rudy Lapick
Letters	Bill Yoshida
Notes	After apparently not knowing about Alexandra's powers in the previous issue, Alex is back to knowing all about them in this issue.

6 page Josie and the Pussycats story "My Hero (part 2)"

Characters	Josie; Melody; Valerie; Alexander Cabot III; Alan M.; Alexandra Cabot
Synopsis	At the ski lodge, Alexandra tries to use her magic to get Alan away from Josie, but the spell backfires.
Genre	teen; humor
Script	Dick Malmgren
Pencils	Dan DeCarlo
Inks	Rudy Lapick
Letters	Bill Yoshida

5 page Josie and the Pussycats story "Branching Out (part 3)"

Characters	Josie; Melody; Valerie; Alexander Cabot III; Alan M.; Alexandra Cabot
Synopsis	The gang goes skiing at the resort, and to get Josie out of commission, Alexandra uses witchcraft to create a pine tree in the middle of the slopes.
Genre	teen; humor
Script	Dick Malmgren
Pencils	Dan DeCarlo
Inks	Rudy Lapick
Letters	Bill Yoshida

5 page Josie and the Pussycats story "The Rat Takes the Cheese (part 4)"

Characters	Josie; Melody; Valerie; Alexander Cabot III; Alan M.; Alexandra Cabot
Synopsis	When the Pussycats play their first gig at the resort, Alexandra, still resentful at being left out of the group, asks her witchcraft powers to conjure up something "that doesn't like cats," which turns out to be a rat. When she tries to get rid of the rat, she accidentally makes herself invisible, which impresses everyone in the audience.
Genre	teen; humor
Script	Dick Malmgren
Pencils	Dan DeCarlo
Inks	Rudy Lapick
Letters	Bill Yoshida

1 page Li'l Jinx filler "Window Pain"

Characters	Li'l Jinx
Genre	children; humor
Script	Joe Edwards
Pencils	Joe Edwards
Inks	Joe Edwards
Letters	Joe Edwards

2 page Josie and the Pussycats illustration "Pussycats Fashions"

Characters	Josie; Melody; Valerie
Synopsis	The Pussycats model various clothes.
Genre	fashion
Pencils	Dan DeCarlo
Inks	Rudy Lapick
Letters	Bill Yoshida