Vater und Sohn

e.o.plauen’s beloved wordless strip, Vater und Sohn, was collected into two issues by Büchergilde Gutenberg in 1957–1958, bringing the gentle, timeless adventures of a bald, mustachioed father and his impish son to a new German audience. Originally created in the 1930s, these warm, slapstick vignettes—drawn with expressive, clean lines—remain a landmark of European comic art, cherished for their universal humor and quiet humanity.