Midget

The long-running Canadian series Midget (1931–present, Provincial) spans just 13 issues across decades, a sparse but enduring artifact of early comic publishing. Associated with its original creator, the strip offers a glimpse into Depression-era humor and character-driven storytelling, surviving as a niche curiosity rather than a mainstream hit. Its significance lies in its longevity and rarity, a quiet testament to the persistence of small-press comics.