publication date: 1982

pencil: Georges Pichard

storia: Claude Faraldo

Typically 60s tale with sexual winks, but clearly self-censored by the artist.
In the near future, condemned women are exploited as toys to be sold in homes.
They are sold in various models, of different sizes, although most have the format of the famous Barbies.
Children (especially boys) love these toys, also equipped with mini-motorcycles and very little dressed!
The story takes on a more murky tone, when the baby's mother also begins to play with them.
After a series of variations on the theme, when even the policemen turn out to be "not very honest", the girls are forgiven and return to normal size by taking control of the house.
Pichard's drawings are always pleasant and recognizable.