Stripper's Guide: Herriman One-Shots: May 18 1902

Saturday, September 30, 2023

Herriman One-Shots: May 18 1902

This is a half-page of gag panels from the McClure comics section of May 18 1902, and Herriman contributes only a single cartoon. From top left clockwise, we have two Mark Fenderson gags, an unsigned panel that I would guess to be another Fenderson production, then the Herriman, a Carl Anderson gag, and a final unsigned one that looks like it just might be Ed Carey, who had just started with McClure at this time.Also of some slight note on this gag panel collection is that the McClure colourist certainly wasted no thought on it -- those yellow daubs are thrown in practically at random.

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