Buster Brown's Antics

Richard F. Outcault, the pioneering cartoonist behind The Yellow Kid, brought his signature blend of mischief and sentiment to this long-running series. Originally published by Frederick A. Stokes in 1906, Buster Brown's Antics collects the earliest adventures of the iconic, well-dressed troublemaker and his bulldog Tige, whose antics defined a generation of American comic strips. Though it began as a single issue, the series launched a cultural phenomenon that would span over a century, cementing Outcault's place as a foundational figure in the history of comics.