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Similar "comic papers" followed, shifting their direction towards a younger readership with Comic Cuts and Illustrated Chips (both launched in 1890) and The Funny Wonder (1892).

"Comic books may seem too fun to take seriously," the sage adviser says, "but wisdom compels us to take a serious look at harnessing the visual power of comics for everyone's benefit." ...