Sly Sinister Scurvy Adventures of Captain Reilly-Ffoull

The Sly Sinister Scurvy Adventures of Captain Reilly-Ffoull is a long-running daily comic strip that debuted in the Daily Mirror in 1945, still running today after a single, remarkably enduring issue. Known for its roguish titular character, the series has been defined by generations of British newspaper cartoonists who sustained its mischievous, nautical tone. Its significance lies in its improbable longevity as a one-issue strip, making it a quirky footnote in comic history.