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| − | [[Image:Albert_Josie_25.jpg|right|333px]]First boyfriend of Josie of [[Josie and the Pussycats]], appearing regularly in the ''She's Josie'' comic book (later renamed ''Josie'', then ''Josie and the Pussycats''. Originally just a regular teen, he started playing guitar, writing songs, and turning into a slobby beatnik partway through the series, about issue #10. | + | [[Image:Albert_Josie_25.jpg|right|333px]] |
| + | First boyfriend of Josie of [[Josie and the Pussycats]], appearing regularly in the ''She's Josie'' comic book (later renamed ''Josie'', then ''Josie and the Pussycats''. Originally just a regular teen, he started playing guitar, writing songs, and turning into a slobby beatnik partway through the series, about issue #10. | ||
Josie goes nuts for his singing, but dumps him for hunky folksinger [[Alan M. Mayberry]], and Albert disappeared into the comic book ether, along with a few other characters. | Josie goes nuts for his singing, but dumps him for hunky folksinger [[Alan M. Mayberry]], and Albert disappeared into the comic book ether, along with a few other characters. | ||
Albert never seemed to get a last name. | Albert never seemed to get a last name. | ||
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Revision as of 11:29, 31 January 2025
First boyfriend of Josie of Josie and the Pussycats, appearing regularly in the She's Josie comic book (later renamed Josie, then Josie and the Pussycats. Originally just a regular teen, he started playing guitar, writing songs, and turning into a slobby beatnik partway through the series, about issue #10.
Josie goes nuts for his singing, but dumps him for hunky folksinger Alan M. Mayberry, and Albert disappeared into the comic book ether, along with a few other characters.
Albert never seemed to get a last name.
