The Diary of Snubs, Our Dog

A Sunday strip told from a dog's perspective, following Snubs and his companion Inky as they play a hide-and-seek trick on their owner, "the Boss." The narrative unfolds across six panels in a vertical layout, combining illustration with handwritten-style caption text beneath each scene. The strip demonstrates the visual conventions emerging in 1920s newspaper comics: recurring animal characters, sequential panel storytelling, and first-person narration to deepen reader identification. The loose, energetic linework and anthropomorphic humor typify the era's daily and Sunday pages, which served as the primary laboratory for developing the graphic language that would define the comic book medium.