Enid Blyton's The Naughtiest Girl in the School: A Very Bad Girl (THREE pages) (Original)

Artist: Tony Higham
Medium: Gouaches on Board
Size: 12" x 17" (300mm x 420mm)
Date: 1972
Code: HighamNGS701

These are the unique original Gouache paintings by Tony Higham.

The first ever comic adaptation of Enid Blyton's 'The Naughtiest Girl in the School' was published in Pixie magazine and was an incredibly popular feature.

Illustrated by Tony Higham, Blyton tells the story of Elizabeth, the daughter of a well to do family who is sent to boarding school after she continually wreaks havoc in the family home. Playing awful pranks on the housekeeper Miss Scott, such as filling her bed with earwigs and pouring glue into her shoes. The Boarding school chosen by Elizabeth's parents is 'Whyteleafe', an uncompromising school for boys and girls.

Higham's fabulous illustrations paired with Blyton's popular tale, set the scene for mischief and shenanigans of all kinds. We follow Elizabeth and watch as she struggles to control her emotions in this heartfelt tale of growing up.

This is a rare chance to own the seventh three page episode which appeared in Pixie Magazine No 07, published August 5th 1972.

Note there is some text missing from the first page of this episode.

• Artist Biography
  Tony Higham (Known active 1970s and 1980s)
  Surprisingly little is written about this prolific British comic strip artist, whose work regularly featured in Tammy (Monumental Detective, 1976; Everything in the Garden, 1980), Jinty and Pixie comics.