Winsor McCay Early Works Vol 7 TP

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McCay’s cartooning style, although decades ahead of its time, was popular during his lifetime. With the advent of motion pictures, McCay leveraged his public popularity as a cartoonist to introduce what he would become most famous for — animation! Hailed as the Father of Animation, McCay’s static cartoons are no less vibrant and unique. Volume 7 features a large collection of McCay’s rare short-run strips, such as “Poor Jake,” “Mr. Bosh,” “The Man From Montclair,” “It’s Nice to be Married,” and “Nobody Cares for Father.” Plus selections from “Dream of the Rarebit Fiend” and “Pilgrim’s Progress”, originally published in 1910.