Plot
Humour strip about Crystal a girl who can see into the future with her crystal ball.
Notes
Appeared
- Crystal Ball – Mandy: circa #471 (24 January 1976) – (?)
Category Archives: Mandy
Butch, Cass and the Sunshine Kid
Plot
In 1871, the Western outlaws, Butch Bailey and Cass Dalton, made the worst mistake of their error-filled careers when they kidnapped orphan Kathy Morgan, mistaking her for a millionaire’s daughter. Kathy liked the idea of being a bandit and called herself the Sunshine Kid. Now Butch and Cass couldn’t get rid of her.
Notes
- Art: Giorgio Giorgetti?
Appeared
- Butch, Cass and the Sunshine Kid – Mandy: #463 (29 November 1975) – #477 (6 March 1976)
Wild and Free
Plot
Midnight, a jet-black colt, lived in the Cumberland hills with Silver, a mare who had mothered him after his own mother was captured. Jenny Kelso, a shepherd’s daughter, had saved Midnight from serious injury when he was trapped by his leg, but the pony couldn’t forgive her for shutting him in an isolated sheep shelter on the moor. It was necessary to do so because two men, Jim Taylor and Sam Holmes, were trying to capture Midnight to sell him.
Notes
- Artist: John Woods
Appeared
- Wild and Free – Mandy: #107 (1 February 1969) – #117 (12 April 1969)
- Reprinted – Mandy: #541 (28 May 1977) – #551 (6 August 1977)
The Tests of Terry
Plot
Terry Maxwell, a pupil at Blacktoun Secondary Modern School, lived with her Aunt Hilda and had become interested in the Duke of Edinburgh Bronze Award. But Dusty Merton and Teddie Barnes, two tough girls at the same school, were determined to prevent Terry from winning the award and staff members of the school weren’t encouraging either.
Notes
Appeared
- The Tests of Terry – Mandy: circa #42 (4 November 1967) – (?)
Stitch-in-Time Susan
Plot
Susan Steele was a brilliant schoolgirl athlete and a member of her senior county team. But Susan’s real love was embroidery and she was secretly helping her grandmother make a special tapestry to mark the 500th anniversary of their town, Hillbury.
Notes
Appeared
- Stitch-in-Time Susan – Mandy: circa #107 (1 February 1969) – (?)
- Reprinted – Mandy: #763(29 August 1981) – #778 (12 December 1981)
“My Sister is a Monkey!” / The Tennis Chimp
Plot
Cherry Marsden was helping her Professor father with an unusual experiment—bringing up Julie, a baby chimp, as a human baby.
Julie returns in sequel The Tennis Chimp. Cherry and her father move to a new town and Cherry joins a tennis club. But she doesn’t have a partner for the doubles tournament. So she partners with Julie, but some club members dislike the idea of a chimp entering the championship, and Mrs Hawkins in particular is out to stop them.
Notes
- The sequel had a different artist
Appeared
- “My Sister is a Monkey!” – Mandy: (?) – #108 (8 February 1969)
- The Tennis Chimp – Mandy: #385 (01 June 8 1974) – #395 (10 August 1974)
Other Appearances:
- The Tennis Chimp – Mandy Annual 1976
Big-Game Belinda
Plot
Belinda Baxter, a junior in Hunter’s Advertising Agency, was determined to become a fully-fledged copywriter. Her chance came when she was given the job of finding an animal for a nation-wide campaign soon to be launched by Tip-Top Sweets.
Notes
Appeared
- Big-Game Belinda – Mandy: circa #107 (1 February 1969) – (?)
Toni and the Time Trigger
Plot
Toni Stacy and her father had inherited the large house in which Toni’s great Uncle Joshua had lived as a recluse and, to afford its upkeep, they were running it as a museum. Max Smiter, a crooked businessman, wanted to build a gambling club on the site and was determined to get rid of the Stacys and the museum. But Toni was helped by a strange gadget, the amazing Time Trigger, which had been given to her by a visitor from space named Zargot.
Notes
Appeared
- Toni and the Time Trigger – Mandy: #538 (7 May 1977) – #543 (11 June 1977)
The Living Lie of Laura Hurst
Plot
While on her way to live with relatives she had never met, Laura Hurst, a rich young Victorian girl, was killed in a coach accident. Her maid Martha Ford, decided to take her place in order to give her sick young sister a home. While aunt Maria welcomed “Laura” into her home, cousin Nigel was less happy and was suspicious of her.
Notes
- Art: Hugh Thornton-Jones
- Reprinted and translated into Dutch as “Laura’s grote leugen” (Laura’s Big Lie) -Debbie #6 (1978).
Appeared
- The Living Lie of Laura Hurst – Mandy: #537 (30 April 1977) – #545 (25 June 1977)
The Star of Eshtar
Plot
Esther Reynold’s father traveling in the Middle East, sent her a pendant known as the Star of Esthar. The pendant had been lost for over 2000 years, to Esther’s horror after receiving it she dreams she is a high priestess in Ancient Assyria ordering the sacrifice of her own father. Then her father disappeared, so her and her brother, Mike, went to look for him
Notes
Appeared
- The Star of Eshtar – Mandy: #534 (9 April 1977) – #542 (4 June 1977)