GoGirl!

Dark Horse Comics. B&W digest size reprints.
GoGirl! (5-issue mini, GoGirl! story from Friends of Lulu present Storytime, and an unpublished story; w Trina Robbins; a Anne Timmons). [From Dark Horse Comics: Back in the day, Janet Goldman was an honest-to-goodness flying superhero, the far out Go-Go Girl. But Go-Go Girl eventually hung up her costume—well, put it away in a dresser drawer—and now her teenage daughter, Lindsay, has inherited Mom's flying powers, donned her old costume, and become the teenage superheroine sensation Go Girl! Now she's fighting crime and righting wrongs...with an occasional leg up from the now semi-retired Go-Go Girl. Pouring the classic charm of comics of the past through a subtle modernist filter, series creator/writer Trina Robbins and artist Anne Timmons have crafted an all-ages delight, garnering critical praise and a coveted Lulu Award. The GoGirl! collection includes pinups by Barb Rausch, Steve Leiber, Lea Hernandez, Sergio Aragonés, and others and bonus features, including material never before seen in the GoGirl! series.]
1 The Time Team (OGN; w Trina Robbins; a Anne Timmons). [From Dark Horse Comics: Today is like any other day in Grover Cleveland High's science lab‹any day in the Jurassic Era, that is. Doc, the school genius, has rigged up a tight little time machine masquerading as an exercise bike, all fine and good until pretty-girl princess Heather cops a ride and drags herself, Doc, and Lindsay Goldman--a.k.a. teen superhero GoGirl!--back several million years to the dinosaur-infested jungles of the long-gone past. If being late for cheerleading practice isn¹t enough of an annoyance, try ditching a hungry T-Rex! And where did those alien spaceships come from?]
2 Double Trouble (OGN; w Trina Robbins; a Anne Timmons). [From Dark Horse Comics: Oh nooooo! It looks like Lindsay Goldman-AKA GoGirl!-has robbed a bank! But that's impossible! The plucky teen superhero and her mom have been sitting at home all evening, watching television and minding their own business. But try telling that to the police, who show up at Lindsay's door with a warrant for her arrest! Now she has to stay out of jail and find out who's behind the nefarious scheme to destroy her good reputation. Hiding from the cops, and at the mercy of an unbeateble adversary, Lindsay finds herself in "Double Trouble!"] Solicited but never released; now contained in Robots Gone Wild below.
2 Robots Gone Wild (OGN; w Trina Robbins; a Anne Timmons). [From Dark Horse Comics: Two feature-length stories in one volume! Video games can get too realistic, as the flying teenager, GoGirl! discovers in "Prisoners of the Machine," when she and her friends find themselves trapped inside a computer, menaced by giant anime-robots! And in "Double Trouble," GoGirl!'s archenemies create a robot that looks just like her, except that it has the mind of a master criminal! How can our heroine convince the cops that she didn't rob that bank, when everyone saw her do it? Plus, GoGirl!'s sidekick, Haseena, tired of always being rescued by the flying teen, takes up sleuthing herself in "Haseena Ross, Girl Detective."]