Madam & Eve: Somewhere Over The Rainbow Nation — S. Francis, Rico, Harry Dugmore

Description

Madam & Eve: Somewhere Over The Rainbow Nation by S. Francis, Rico, and Harry Dugmore is a sharp and witty South African comic strip collection that has entertained readers since 1992. Set against the backdrop of a transforming nation, the strip humorously explores the dynamic between Gwen Anderson, a white middle-class woman, and her black maid, Eve Sisulu, as they navigate the social and political changes of post-apartheid South Africa. Their affectionate quarrels and everyday interactions offer a humorous yet insightful commentary on race, culture, and society.

Beyond their relationship, the comic strip also satirises political figures and current events, both local and global, often poking fun at the absurdities of politics and human nature. This collection captures the enduring charm and sharp social critique that has made Madam & Eve a beloved fixture in South African popular culture.

Perfect for readers who enjoy humour, satire, and comics that reflect real-world social issues with heart and wit.