The Comic Strip Art of Lyonel Feininger #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"The Kin-der-Kids Abroad" kicks off with a playful, self-referential flourish: Lyonel Feininger introduces his new comic strip with a two-page prologue featuring his own portrait as a puppeteer, holding the labeled characters like marionettes. The second page presents nine unnamed figures in a grid of panels, setting up a cast with quiet, whimsical promise—no plot, just the bare bones of a world waiting to unfold, all drawn and lettered by Feininger himself. The cover, also by Feininger, mirrors this introspective tone with his distinctive, expressive line work.
The Kin-der-Kids set off on a whimsical ocean journey in a bathtub, sailing the globe and diving into a series of fantastical escapades. With their boundless curiosity and childlike wonder, they navigate strange lands and surreal encounters, proving that adventure can be found in the most unexpected places.
In this whimsical, visually rich story from Lyonel Feininger’s *The Comic Strip Art of Lyonel Feininger*, Wee Willie Winkie’s world comes alive in unexpected ways—each full-page Sunday strip a vibrant, imaginative distortion of the ordinary, where reality bends with playful, surreal energy. Celebrating Feininger’s distinctive artistic vision, the story unfolds as a series of self-contained, dreamlike glimpses into a child’s mind, where the familiar transforms into something strange and beautiful.
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