1991 Dandy
By Incorporated John Wiley & Sons
When comic chaos erupts, can Desperate Dan and Bananaman outwit trouble?
funny · chaotic · colourful · adventurous
Genres
What is 1991 Dandy about?
A lively collection of comic-strip adventures from the world of The Dandy, packed with jokes, mishaps and larger-than-life characters. Join Desperate Dan as he blunders into trouble, Bananaman as he battles baddies, and a colourful cast of friends, foes and comic animals in a host of fast-paced stories. With plenty of slapstick humour, outrageous situations and imaginative illustrations, this annual offers entertaining reading for fans of classic British comics and an entertaining snapshot of The Dandy in 1991.
About the author
John Wiley & Sons is a well-known publishing company that creates books for learning, discovery and professional skills. It publishes the popular For Dummies series, which explains big ideas in a friendly, simple way. Wiley also makes books about science, technology, business and many other subjects, helping readers learn something new every day.
Pages
144 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
This edition
2000
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