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Wilhelm Busch’s *Max und Moritz* (1865) is a German caricature depicting two boys engaging in escalating mischief. This influential work established many conventions of sequential art, notably its use of humor derived from relatable childhood behavior and culminating consequences. It's significant f...
Busch's 1867 illustrated tale Hans Huckebein follows a raven whose disruptive antics lead to its accidental death by hanging, exemplifying Busch's darkly comic morality-tale format in German popular culture.
Busch's 1882 illustrated story Plisch und Plum follows two neglected dogs and two misbehaving boys through parallel misadventures, showcasing his mastery of sequential visual storytelling and slapstick causality.
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