The St Trinian's Story
Penguin · 1961 · 1 issue
About the series
In 1961, Penguin collected Ronald Searle's iconic, anarchic cartoons of the St Trinian's schoolgirls into a single volume, bringing together decades of his satirical work for the first time. This slim but essential book captures the gleeful mayhem of Searle's most famous creation, a world of terrifyingly uninhibited schoolgirls and perpetually beleaguered mistresses. As the definitive collection from the artist himself, The St Trinian's Story remains the key text for understanding the dark, chaotic humor that defined a beloved British comic institution.