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Napoleon, by Clifford McBride

Napoleon was a strip about a large dog and his master, Uncle Elby, who seemed to face constant misfortune through Napoleon's ill-timed but well-intended actions.

Clifford McBride's Napoleon began as a daily strip in 1932, with Sundays added in 1933.  McBride continued until his death in 1951 when Roger Armstrong inherited the strip.

Example of Napoleon Sunday by Clifford McBride, October 14, year unknown but is either 1934, 1945, or 1951 (if anyone knows, please let me know!).  Art board size:  19 3/4" x 14".  Ink.  Copyright Lafave Newspaper Features.

Example of Napoleon daily by Roger Armstrong, August 10, 1953.

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