History of the Comic Strip #2
"Il nostro programma" from History of the Comic Strip #2 (1990) delivers a delightfully grim twist on mischief, as Max and Moritz’s latest prank—slicing open a farmer’s grain sacks—leads to an unexpectedly crunchy fate. Written and illustrated by Wilhelm Busch, the story’s sharp wit and stark visuals showcase his signature blend of dark humor and moral irony, all rendered in his distinctive, expressive style. The cover by Wilhelm Busch complements the tale’s grimly comic tone.
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Max and Moritz slice a farmer's bags so his grain falls out when he picks them up. The farmer catches them, sticks them in a hopper, and grinds them to bits which are eaten by ducks. The town rejoices.
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