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Drawing of person standing on bridge over river, and two people running on riverbank toward bridge.

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Mischief’s Just Deserts

1902

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“Le people juif . . . sur de lui-même et dominateur . . .” (“The Jews, a People Sure of Itself and Domineering, . . .” Charles de Gaulle)

Tim (Louis Mitelberg)

1967

Cover page of comic featuring man with bat wings outstretched swinging through the air over buildings with a villain under his arm as two detectives watch, and heading "Detective Comics" across the top.

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Detective Comics, May 1939: The Amazing and Unique Adventures of the Batman, cover

Milton "Bill" Finger | Bob Kane

1939

Newstrip comic with two rows of headings across the top, and two rows of three comic panels each with image and English text in bubbles, featuring man in suit speaking to another man in an office.

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“The Spirit,” June 2, 1940

Will Eisner

1940

Comic cover featuring superhero in American patriotic outfit punching Hitler in the face, surrounded by papers depicting invasions, a TV screen, and fascist soldiers with weapons; heading in English across the top.

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Captain America, no. 1, cover

Jack Kirby and Joe Simon

1941

Comic book cover with the title "Superduperman" and a Superman-like figure in a cape who is attacking an elderly disabled man, surrounded by a crowd and a cityscape, with English text and three comic panels underneath, of the exterior of a skyscraper in the first panel, exterior of a window in the second panel, and interior of an office in the third panel.

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“Superduperman,” Mad #4

Harvey Kurtzman

1953

Comic strip with eight images of the same bearded man in robes with text next to each version of him.

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Sick, Sick, Sick

Jules Feiffer

1958

Cartoon drawing of man with three heads and many hands reaching in different directions, the hands in center typing on a large typewriter, a hand to the left holding a conducting baton, another hand holding a phone, and a hand to the right holding a pen.

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Leonard Bernstein

Al Hirschfeld

1958

Comic strip featuring a title and heading across the top in French, and eight panels of comics below. The comics portray warriors, a man against several opponents, two warriors, a stylized map of France, a map of enemy tents, a warrior on a chair interrupted by a boy, two warriors talking, and four warriors talking while hiding behind a tree.

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Astérix le Gaulois, no. 1, cover

René Goscinny

1959

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Masterpiece

Roy Lichtenstein

1962

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“Chickensouperman” from L’il Abner

Al Capp

1966