Nancy (comics) facts for kids
Quick facts for kids Nancy |
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| Author(s) | Ernie Bushmiller |
| Launch date | 1938 |
| Syndicate(s) | United Feature Syndicate |
| Genre(s) | Children's Humor |
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Nancy is a popular daily comic strip that was first created by Ernie Bushmiller. It tells the funny stories of a young girl named Nancy. She is a bit pudgy and always finds herself in interesting situations.
Nancy lives with her kind aunt, Fritzi Ritz. She has a fun group of friends. These include Sluggo, who is a poor but clever boy, and Rollo, who comes from a rich family. There's also Spike, who can be a bit of a troublemaker, and Irma, her good friend. Nancy even has a dog named Poochie.
The Story of Nancy's Beginnings
Nancy first appeared in her aunt Fritzi Ritz's comic strip. This was on January 2, 1933. People liked Nancy so much that she got her very own comic strip. This new Nancy strip started in 1938.
Ernie Bushmiller drew and wrote Nancy for many years. He was known for his simple and clear drawing style. After he passed away in August 1982, other talented writers and artists continued the strip. This made sure Nancy's adventures could keep going.
Why Nancy is So Special
Nancy is known for its simple drawings and clever jokes. The strip often uses everyday situations to create humor. It's easy to understand and enjoy. This makes it a favorite for many readers, young and old.
The characters in Nancy are also very relatable. They show different personalities and friendships. This helps readers connect with the stories. The comic strip has been around for a long time. It continues to make people smile with its timeless humor.
Images for kids
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Nancy and Sluggo on the cover of Tip Top number 167 (May 1951). Ernie Bushmiller's distinctive line-work was instantly recognizable.
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A January 16, 2006 strip, from the French Canadian version of Nancy.
See also
In Spanish: Nancy (historieta) para niños
