The Diary of Snubs, Our Dog

This Sunday strip follows Snubs, a small dog, through a day of neighborhood encounters. The narrative moves across six panels using sequential art to depict moments: Snubs and a friend watch passersby, receive greetings from pedestrians, are visited by children, interact with a soldier, and finally meet a cheerful postman. The strip employs the visual vocabulary developed in early newspaper comics—multiple panels, speech balloons, and a recurring canine protagonist—to tell a complete story in single-page format. The gentle humor derives from the dog's perspective on human social interactions, a common device in strips of this era. The ink line work and composition are characteristic of 1920s newspaper comic production.