| Buster Brown | |
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Real Name |
Buster Brown |
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First Appearance |
The New York Herald (1902) |
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Created by |
Richard F. Outcault |
Origin
Buster Brown, his sister Mary Jane, and his dog Tige were wealthy city dwelling family at the turn of the century. Buster was a handsome young troublemaker who would pull pranks and would later be caught by his mother and spanked. He usually would state a moral at the end of the strip that would be completely unrelated to his actions.
Public Domain Appearances
- The New York Herald 1902-1921
- The New York Journal 1906-1911
Notes
Outcault's character the Yellow Kid would sometimes appear in Buster Brown strips.
