W.K.Hasleden
The pioneer of the daily topical comic strip in the British newspapers.
Although no great adventurer in visual terms, he does try to develop beyond
the Caran D'Ache format, using the grid of six images, with the occasional
variant. These examples are taken from Daily Mirror Reflections
for 1916, published by Pictorial Newspaper Co., Ltd., 1916, each
page measuring 16 x 21 cms. They don't enlarge.
01 The Kaiser and his Son become Whirling Dervishes to attract Turkish
support during the War.
02 Withering remaks to a woman accusing a man of dodging his national
duty during the War.
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