Aldana Paperback – November 1, 2009

The art is full-color throughout and it looks very good. This comic is not as good as the Piano Tuner, IHMO. There are six scenes, some of which are very short. This one isn't bad, but I was expecting much more.

The art was interesting and the story was laughable. It is okay for the type of book it is.

The title character is a maid who is head over heels in love with her employer. He is a strange and feckless chap called Arthur who is determined to write the 'script' for a porn film in the teeth of his rich grandmother's disapproval, which is severe enough to force her to disinherit him. The story charts the ups and downs of his impecunious struggle to get the film made. He has several energetic encounters with pneumatic young ladies in the course of his endeavours, while poor old Aldana thanklessly makes use of her overample charms on various tradesmen, etc, merely to put food on the table. It is great farcical fun. The art is typical for late Noe - that is, very good despite the sketch-like quality.