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Opper's Happy Hooligan – Frederick Opper (1900–1932) - Caricature
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Opper's Happy Hooligan – Frederick Opper (1900–1932)

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Happy Hooligan is an American newspaper comic strip created by Frederick Burr Opper and distributed through William Randolph Hearst's newspaper chain beginning around 1900. The title character is a kind-hearted tramp recognizable by his tin-can hat and optimistic outlook despite constant misfortune. Opper was among the early pioneers of American sequential art, and the strip ran for approximately three decades, influencing the development of the comic strip medium.

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Opper's Happy Hooligan – Frederick Opper (1900–1932) scores 6.90/10 (Fair) on Lunoo, making it rated in the Caricature category.
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