Their cartoon collection books have been published in Denmark, France and Sweden, and some cartoons are occasionally reprinted in a comics magazine in Norway. In the run-up to the first free elections in South Africa, the UK Newspaper "The Guardian" (known in the US and elsewhere as the "Manchester Guardian"), ran the strip for several weeks. Because the comic is available online, and the books are available internationally, the cartoonists have, on occasion, explained some topics to their international readers through their characters. Many of these have been translations, such as mielies being corn or maize, or a "robot" being a traffic light/signal. See also South African comics Notes References External links Madam & Eve Official Site Personal site of Madam & Eve's artist Rico Rico's Madam & Eve blog Unofficial cartoon navigation browser 1992 comics debuts South African comic strips Comics about politics Gag-a-day comics Satirical comics Comics about women Female characters in comics Fictional South African people Comics set in South Africa Comic strip duos Comics characters introduced in 1992 Comics adapted into television series Cultural depictions of Nelson Mandela