Zwölf schöne Geschichten

Lothar Meggendorfer's Zwölf schöne Geschichten (1881) is a single-issue German comic from Braun & Schneider that stands as an early landmark in visual storytelling. Known for his intricate, movable illustrations, Meggendorfer presents twelve self-contained tales that blend whimsy and meticulous detail, showcasing the playful potential of sequential art in the late 19th century. Though brief in run, this work endures as a charming artifact of the medium's formative years, reflecting the era's fascination with novelty and illustrated narrative.