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Bobby Make Believe
Available Strips:4
Latest Strips:Bobby Make Believe - Chicago Sunday Tribune (1915-1917) | Uploaded: Jun 19, 2014
Categories:Children/Teenagers | Fantasy/Whimsey | Humor
Publication History: Dates: -
Bobby Make-Believe began his short life in a Chicago Tribune Sunday page on January 31, 1915. It is obvious that the strip was highly influenced by Winsor McCay's Little Nemo in Slumberland which had already been running for 10 years. As the title suggests, Bobby is a bit of a dreamer of adventures, very much in the Walter Mitty mold.

The main historical significance of Bobby Make-Believe is that it was Frank King's first successful strip. It followed on the heels of a couple of misses in Tough Teddy and Here Comes Motorcycle Mike.

Frank King soon had his big hit when Gasoline Alley launched at the end of 1918. Bobby Make-Believe appears to have had his last daydream very soon afterwards. There is no definite end date so maybe he is still locked in his last fantasy adventure.
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  Bobby Make Believe - Chicago Sunday Tribune (1915-1917) 151 aloening Jun 19, 2014 43.00 8341 180
  Bobby Make-Believe (1915) 48 narfstar Jul 26, 2012 14.00 6611 172
  Bobby Make-Believe (1916) 53 narfstar Jul 26, 2012 15.00 4710 148
  Bobby Make-Believe (1917) 41 narfstar Jul 26, 2012 11.00 4646 134
  
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