Plot:
Glendora Gale was a rich, selfish and an unkind girl but when she accidentally kills a girl during a quarrel she is sent away to a secluded boarding school. Miss Aiken the harsh headmistress sends the girls out to work at drudges. Glendora now going be the name Dora Dale, is moved to a kindly family the Maxtons. On a trip to the theatre she is shocked to learn Sara, the girl she thought she killed, is actually an actress. The actress, whose real name is Ethel, was paid by Glendora’s cousin to pretend to be dead so they could get her money. With the help of the Maxtons and Ethel, Glendora confronts her cousins. She lets them go unpunished and knows that before she was a selfish person who had made her cousins lives miserable. After her experiences she is more caring and sets about helping the children of Aiken Academy and improving conditions inside Brigley Prison.
Notes:
- Art: John Woods
- Translated into Dutch: Debbie Parade Album #22
Appeared:
- The Guilt of Glendora– Bunty: #1053 (18 March 1978) – #1067 (24 June 1978)
Does anyone know the ending to this story and in what issue it ended, please?
The Guilt Of Glendora runs in Bunty 1053 (Mar. 18 1978) – 1067 (Jun. 24 1978).
The plot details need updating.
That’s up to Lorrsadmin. She wrote the entry.
Translated into Dutch and published in Debbie Parade Album #22:
https://www.comics.org/issue/1943614/
Regards,
Ramon
I still reckon the cousins should have been punished. Okay, so it started with Glendora being a horrible person and treating them badly, but that’s no excuse for cheating her out of her money. After all, what they did was illegal. There are far too many villains in girls’ serials who get off way too lightly, with pat forgiveness, or simply making themselves scarce, or no punishment shown.