Amanda

by Frederic Mullally, John Richardson (Illustrator)

A compilation of a British newspaper comic strip. Vast wealth, as heiress Amanda has found can land a girl in vast trouble, but it has its good side too. Four mourners attend the funeral of 'money-bags' Muller, otherwise known as the louse of Liechtenstein, his only daughter Amanda, her playmate Kiki, cousin Wiley the brains of the family, and cousin Hunk the brawn.

Genres: Comics

64 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1984

Reviews

[StrictlySequential · Rating 3 out of 5]

It's an effervescent read about an extremely rich female from Lichtenstein goes on adventures for the sheer fun of it. She has an entourage of another pretty female along with two male cousins who are an egghead and a hulk. It was the "boobs" comic strip in "The Sun" which similarly ran my beloved "Axa" (which I like better).


There are breasts everywhere but they are always much too large for my tastes. Otherwise I enjoy his art.