Foxy Grandpa's Frolics

Foxy Grandpa's Frolics, a single issue from 1906 published by Frederick A. Stokes, collects the earliest newspaper strip adventures of the mischievous, cane-twirling elderly prankster. This slim volume captures the gentle, slapstick humor that made Foxy Grandpa a beloved figure in early American comics, with his constant outsmarting of his two hapless grandsons. While brief, this collection is a key artifact of the turn-of-the-century comic strip boom, preserving the work of the era's most popular gag cartoonists.