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The Kin-der-Kids and Wee Willie Winkie's World were early newspaper comics by painter Lyonel Feininger and published by the Chicago Sunday Tribune during 1906–07. Similar in form to Little Nemo and the later Sunday editions of Krazy Kat, most of Feininger's comics occupied a full-page and were rendered in color. The Kin-der-Kids were published in Tribune papers beginning April 29, 1906. Feininger's second feature, Wee Willie Winkie's World, was published concurrently with The Kin-der-Kids from August 19, 1906, until The Kin-der-Kids's cancellation on November 18, 1906. Wee Willie Winkie's World ended three months later, on February 17, 1907. The series' short existences have been attributed to several causes, including Feininger being unable to produce two strips of finely detailed artwork

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  • The Kin-der-Kids (de)
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  • The Kin-der-Kids war ein Comicstrip von Lyonel Feininger, der 1906 für nur ein halbes Jahr in der Chicago Sunday Tribune erschienen ist. (de)
  • The Kin-der-Kids est un comic strip créé par Lyonel Feininger en 1906. (fr)
  • The Kin-der-Kids e Wee Willie Winkie's World sono state due serie a fumetti, fra le prime a essere pubblicati sui quotidiani negli USA, realizzate dal pittore Lyonel Feininger e pubblicati dal tra il 1906 e il 1907. (it)
  • The Kin-der-Kids and Wee Willie Winkie's World were early newspaper comics by painter Lyonel Feininger and published by the Chicago Sunday Tribune during 1906–07. Similar in form to Little Nemo and the later Sunday editions of Krazy Kat, most of Feininger's comics occupied a full-page and were rendered in color. The Kin-der-Kids were published in Tribune papers beginning April 29, 1906. Feininger's second feature, Wee Willie Winkie's World, was published concurrently with The Kin-der-Kids from August 19, 1906, until The Kin-der-Kids's cancellation on November 18, 1906. Wee Willie Winkie's World ended three months later, on February 17, 1907. The series' short existences have been attributed to several causes, including Feininger being unable to produce two strips of finely detailed artwork (en)
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  • The Kin-der-Kids war ein Comicstrip von Lyonel Feininger, der 1906 für nur ein halbes Jahr in der Chicago Sunday Tribune erschienen ist. (de)
  • The Kin-der-Kids est un comic strip créé par Lyonel Feininger en 1906. (fr)
  • The Kin-der-Kids and Wee Willie Winkie's World were early newspaper comics by painter Lyonel Feininger and published by the Chicago Sunday Tribune during 1906–07. Similar in form to Little Nemo and the later Sunday editions of Krazy Kat, most of Feininger's comics occupied a full-page and were rendered in color. The Kin-der-Kids were published in Tribune papers beginning April 29, 1906. Feininger's second feature, Wee Willie Winkie's World, was published concurrently with The Kin-der-Kids from August 19, 1906, until The Kin-der-Kids's cancellation on November 18, 1906. Wee Willie Winkie's World ended three months later, on February 17, 1907. The series' short existences have been attributed to several causes, including Feininger being unable to produce two strips of finely detailed artwork on a weekly schedule, and personal conflict between Feininger and his publishers. Much like The New York Herald's Little Nemo, Tribune publishers envisioned The Kin-der-kids as a relatively sophisticated alternative to the comical, and at times violent, antics of Happy Hooligan and The Katzenjammer Kids, comic strips published in newspapers owned by Hearst and Pulitzer. (en)
  • The Kin-der-Kids e Wee Willie Winkie's World sono state due serie a fumetti, fra le prime a essere pubblicati sui quotidiani negli USA, realizzate dal pittore Lyonel Feininger e pubblicati dal tra il 1906 e il 1907. (it)
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