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Roxy#2 April 1960 [108]

Roxy #2 April 1960 [108]

Apr 1960 · Amalgamated Press · 5D [0-0-5 GBP]
“Kiltie Kirk in London”

In "Kiltie Kirk in London," a misfit jacket sparks a charmingly awkward chase through 1960s London, as Simon and Perlita track down the mysterious buyer who paid just five bob for a piece worth five quid. Written by E. Durrant and brought to life with crisp, expressive art by Leonard Potts, this delightful tale captures the quiet wit of a small-town charm meeting city life, all under a cover by Leonard Potts.

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writer E. Durrant · artist, inker Leonard Potts

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writer E. Durrant
artist, inker Leonard Potts

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Simon puts his best jacket on the counter at a jumble sale and Perlita sells it for five bob when it is worth five quid. Simon takes Perlita around town to find the man who bought the jacket. When they find him, Simon's attitude gets him nowhere with the man. Alone with him, Perlita is able to persuade the man to return the jacket. Then he asks her for a date and she feels she is in no position to refuse.

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