Tiffany Jones
Tiffany Jones was a British comic strip that ran in syndication between 1964 and 1977 and was published in Daily Sketch. The series centred on a young woman who travelled to London to become a fashion model. It is notable for being created by two female comic strip artists, Pat Tourret and Jenny Butterworth.[1] The strip portrayed feminist themes and included some erotic fanservice.[2]
| Tiffany Jones | |
|---|---|
| Author(s) | Pat Tourret, Jenny Butterworth |
| Current status/schedule | Terminated. |
| Launch date | 1964 |
| End date | 1977 |
| Publisher(s) | Daily Sketch |
| Genre(s) | Drama comics. |
The series was popular enough to inspire a 1973 comedy film, Tiffany Jones.
"Tiffany Jones" was listed in 1001 Comics You Should Read Before You Die by Quintessence Editions.[3]
See also
- Tiffany Jones, a 1973 movie based on this comic strip.
Sources
- "Pat Tourret".
- Gravett, Paul, "1001 Comics You Should Read Before You Die", Universe, 2011, page 254.
- Gravett, Paul, "1001 Comics You Should Read Before You Die", Universe, 2011, page 254.
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