Carl Anderson's Henry #13
In "Henry Cuts Some Grassy Capers!", Henry continues his interactive cartoon lessons with a playful four-panel strip that challenges readers to finish the story using skills from past installments. Written and illustrated by John Liney, this 1950 Dell comic invites fans to put their drawing talents to the test—first by completing a strip, then by creating their own. The cover, also by Liney, captures the whimsical spirit of the feature with a lively, hand-drawn charm.
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Referring to previous installments of "Henry's Cartoon Lesson!" on expressions, hands, and actions, Henry offers a four-panel cartoon strip with only the first panel completed and the remaining three to be completed by the reader using the lessons provided by past issues. He then invites the reader to "solo" by creating an original strip of their own.
Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).