A fictional 1960s spy comic strip, Goldtiger, blends high adventure with creative lunacy, presented as a lost classic.
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A fictional 1960s spy comic strip, Goldtiger, blends high adventure with creative lunacy, presented as a lost classic.
Antonio Barreti and Louis Shaeffer’s GOLDTIGER, the iconic 60s comic strip that never was… until now! An obscure Italian artist and a down-to-earth British writer, worlds apart in both taste and ideology, came together to create a rival to Modesty Blaise that has lived in infamy. The duo’s adventures of Lily Gold and Jack Tiger were ultimately deemed too sensational for the nation’s newspaper pages and the strip was cancelled before it even ran. This enthralling book presents ‘The Poseidon Compl
will contain mild spoilers
Frequent sexual themes with dollops of nudity; explicit content central to the spy narrative.
Sadistic violence and graphic scenes are frequent in the action-packed strips.
Minor use of strong language, not a dominant feature of the narrative.
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Minor cultural commentary reflecting 1960s societal norms and spy genre tropes.
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