Fluffy Ruffles

This Sunday page features Fluffy Ruffles, a strip about a young woman's return from abroad, drawn by Wallace Morgan with text by Charles Battell Loomis. The narrative unfolds across multiple panels using speech balloons and sequential art to follow Fluffy's reunion with family and suitors. Morgan's ink line work captures domestic comedy through figure drawing and scene composition—a typical format for newspaper Sunday comics of the era. The strip exemplifies how early 1900s papers combined visual storytelling with literary captions and dialogue, establishing conventions that would define the medium: recurring characters, panel layout, and the integration of words and images to advance plot.