Little Mary Mixup

Little Mary Mixup
Author(s) Robert Moore Brinkerhoff
Current status / schedule Completed

Little Mary Mixup was an American comic strip drawn by Robert Moore Brinkerhoff. It was distributed by United Features Syndicate from 1917–1956.

History

The comic strip Little Mary Mixup by cartoonist Robert Moore Brinkerhoff was distributed by United Features Syndicate from 1917-1956. It debuted as a gag-a-day strip featuring a mischievous 9-year-old girl. However, Mary aged slowly over time, and by World War II, she was an adventurous teenager who could participate in the war. By then, Little Mary Mixup had developed from a gag strip into an adventure strip that involved kidnappers, crooks, and a treasure hunt. However, the Sunday strips were separated from the daily continuity and continued to feature simple gags.[1][2]

The strip appeared in 143 most minor newspapers.[3] It ended in 1956, when Brinkerhoff retired.[1][2]

Little Mary Mixup comic strip from 1919. Mary goes to the doctor.

References

  1. 1 2 Goulart, Ron (1991). The Encyclopedia of American Comics: From 1897 to the Present. Reed Business Information, Inc. ISBN 9780816025824. OL 9411789M.
  2. 1 2 Markstein, Donald D. (2005). "Little Mary Mixup". Don Markstein's Toonopedia. Archived from the original on November 10, 2015.
  3. ↑ Variety radio directory, Volume 1. Variety (magazine). 1937.

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