Plot:
Orphan Debbie Tate and her young brother, Peter, were being looked after by their greedy Aunt Betty and Uncle Joe. Hoping to claim compensation money for Debbie’s car accident injuries, they forced her to pretend she was a helpless cripple. However, Debbie had once taken ballet lessons and was able to resume her dancing in secret. After a Ballet Festival, in which Debbie had danced using the name Karen Foster, a ballet teacher called Felicity Dale showed an interest in her. Debbie was going to meet Felicity when she discovered that Peter had run away. During her anxious search for him, she realised that Felicity’s train had left.
Notes:
- Writer: Maureen Hartley
- Art: Ana Rodriguez
- Reprinted and translated into Dutch as Katja leert weer dansen (Kathy Is Learning to Dance Again) – monthly Peggy #7/1983, then reprinted again in Peggy + plus #8 (mid 1980s).
Appeared:
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Debbie Must Dance Again! – Judy: #1178 (07 August 1982) – #1193 (20 November 1982)

Debbie Must Dance Again! started in Judy 1178 (Aug. 7 1982).
Translated into Dutch (as Katja leert weer dansen – Kathy Is Learning to Dance Again) and published in monthly Peggy #7/1983, then reprinted in Peggy + plus #8 (mid 1980s).
Regards,
Ramon