Ginda Bojeffries

Few characters capture the offbeat charm of early-eighties British comics quite like Ginda Bojeffries, who first appeared in Warrior #5 in 1982 — the same legendary Quality Communications anthology that gave readers V and a host of other unforgettable creations. Born from the imaginations of Alan Moore and Garry Leach, Ginda is part of the gloriously eccentric Bojeffries family, a Bronze Age gem tucked inside one of the most celebrated British comics magazines of its era. Her appearances are rare — which only makes tracking them down more rewarding — and the eclectic company she keeps, from fellow Bojeffries clan members to the pages of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, speaks to the wonderfully strange corners of comics history she inhabits.