Roxy #21 May 1960 [115]
In "Kiltie Kirk in London," the spirited Jo and her unconventional army make a bold entrance into the heart of London, turning heads and disarming foes with song and dance. Written by Derek Long and illustrated by Dudley Wynn, this 1960 adventure blends charm and whimsy as Jo’s unlikely campaign unfolds—only to leave her with a surprising and baffling farewell. The cover by Dudley Wynn captures the story’s playful spirit, a 5d gem from Amalgamated Press.
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Kim's female army, entering the town dancing and singing, convince El Torqua's soldiers to exchange their weapons for kisses. El Torqua flees and El Vero becomes the new leader of Andruvia. But when Kim goes to the president's palace to say goodbye to El Vero, he says he has never seen her before and sends her away.
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