Chapter 1
The birth of the funny pages
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Chapter 2
Mid-century masters and golden ages
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Chapter 3
Comic strips around the world
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Chapter 4
The art and craft of cartooning
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YOUR GOAL
Master of Newspaper comic strip history
Ch 3 · Comic strips around the world
schopenhauer Comic strips around the world
The Far Side called it a thagomizer, and now the science made it real!
schopenhauer Global icons like Tintin began their journeys in weekly newspaper inserts.
Fun Fact
Soup hating rebel: The Argentine comic character Mafalda's famous hatred of soup was actually a political metaphor for the military dictatorships of the era.
schopenhauer The strict structure of Yonkoma shaped the evolution of modern manga.
Glossary
bande dessinée (noun)
A comic strip or comic book, especially one produced in France or Belgium. The Belgian artist Hergé popularized this style with his famous 1929 creation, The Adventures of Tintin.
A comic strip or comic book, especially one produced in France or Belgium. The Belgian artist Hergé popularized this style with his famous 1929 creation, The Adventures of Tintin.
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What is the name of the four-step narrative structure used in Japanese Yonkoma comic strips?
schopenhauer Spin the globe of gags to discover the history of classic newspaper comic strips.
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In which country's newspaper supplement did 'The Adventures of Tintin' first appear in 1929?
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Which Argentine comic strip features a young, socially conscious girl who famously detests soup?
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Which British comic strip character, known for his flat cap and lazy lifestyle, debuted in 1957?
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What breed of dog is Snowy, the loyal companion of Tintin in Herge's classic strips?
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Which country's daily newspaper 'The Daily Mirror' first published the Andy Capp comic strip in 1957?
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Who was the Argentine cartoonist who created the globally beloved character Mafalda under the pen name Quino?