Comic books in 'Madeleine Brent Novel'
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Published May 2014 by Souvenir Press.
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1st printing. By Madeline Brent (Peter O'donnell). Modesty Blaise creator Peter O'Donnell writing as "Madeleine Brent"! Mitji lived with the Aboriginal tribe for as long as she could remember, but with her white skin, thin nose, and red hair, she does not look like the rest of the tribe. As she nears womanhood, her oddness has made her an outcast and she must leave her people. She goes on a walkabout, in search of the walypalya, the tribe with red hair and white skin like her own, who had come from the great waters-perhaps they would receive her kindly and let her stay with them. On her wanderings she comes upon a white man, lying half-dead in the blazing heat, and nurses him back to health. Together they made their way to his home. There, Mitji becomes known as Meg and comes to understand that she was herself one of the walypalya. There are new dangers amongst this tribe and Meg must confront the terrors of a long sea voyage before she can find happiness on the other side of the world. Only the knowledge gained from her Aboriginal tribe can guarantee her survival and that of her friends. Softcover, 5-in. x 8-in., 380 pages, Text Only. Cover price $15.95.
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Published May 2014 by Souvenir Press.
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1st printing. By Madeline Brent (Peter O'donnell). Modesty Blaise creator Peter O'Donnell writing as "Madeleine Brent"! Jani, the strange and lovely heroine, has been brought up in a remote region of the Himalayas in Tibet by a runaway English soldier. Both Jani's past and that of her soldier protector are shrouded in a mystery that grows ever deeper for Jani when the foreign demon on a black horse comes from the south to take her away to a new and frightening world-a London orphanage. Later, when she moves on and finds the Woman in Red, Jani becomes one of the family in a Hampshire household. And it is here that her past is gradually uncovered. She becomes locked in a macabre struggle, long prophesied by the High Lama of her Tibetan youth, against the strange and terrifying powers of the Silver Man. Softcover, 5-in. x 8-in., 368 pages, Text Only. Cover price $15.95.


