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KIPPY was a
different kind of comic strip - a social satire in which readers
saw, through a child's wide eyes, the humor of many of the
things adults take too seriously.
KIPPY's humor was
deadpan, often devastating, always pointed. Created in
1961, written by
Bernard Lansky and Jordan Lansky (Bernard's younger brother) and
drawn by Bernard Lansky, KIPPY was designed to appeal to
newspaper editors
as well as their readers. Although the strips followed a general
continuity, each was a complete story in itself.
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