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Schoolgirls' Picture Library
Date | Number: 165 | Lang: English (en)
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File nameSchoolgirls__Picture_Library_165_Peewits_Moor_Mystery.cbr
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NotesThe first adventure of the Peewits gang, featuring lovely Mike Hubbard artwork.
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   By Andrew999
The last available SPL for the moment and I feel like I’m learning something new every day – I’d never come across the Peewit Gang before. Lovely work from Mike Hubbard – full of life – page 12 stands out in particular. The odd thing is – this is actually a very good story – and there I was expecting it to be a kind of drivelling Famous Five knock-off. The characters of the three main kids are very well defined – Ernest’s cynical disdain; Henry’s surly goodwill and Judy’s quiet leadership. There’s a totally unexpected twist at exactly the halfway point and it builds to a genuinely exciting climax – well worth a read. (Page 45 – expressions on the kids’ faces – Great work from Hubbard)
   By The Australian Panther
Andrew999, Thanks for drawing my attention to this, The Art and story is excellent. I wouldn't call it a Famous Five knock-off, more like a clone. It has many elements common to the original FF (!). Anybody denigrating the Famous Five gets an argument from me - English children's stories in general are not at the top of my list, but I devoured all the Famous Fives. Blyton is seriously underrated as a storyteller. I have a female friend of similar age who is a Huge 'Harry Potter' fan and has read all the books (and a Blyton fan). I've seen the films, but not read the books. I asked my friend what was Rowling's secret, what made the Potter books so readable? She answered, 'Read the Famous Five and you'll see.' And that's a sign of a good writer or Artist, other creators will crib your stuff. This will be the first 'Schoolgirl library' that I will download. Thanks again!
   By ghmcleod
Thank You
  
Additional Information
 
Publication[May] 1962 | Price: 1' [0-1-0 GBP] | Pages: 1 | Frequency: monthly
 
CoverMoor Mystery
FeaturingThe Peewit Gang
ContentGenre: Detective-mystery
 
Comic StoryMoor Mystery (63 pages)
FeaturingThe Peewit Gang
ContentGenre: Detective-mystery | Characters: Ernest Wicksteed; Henry Briggs; Judy Green; Melly Briggs; Toby
 
FeaturingA Letter from Patti
CreditsLetters: typeset
 
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