Bud Fisher

American cartoonist famous for Mutt and Jeff

Bud Fisher - Artists & Creatives born April 3rd, 1885
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Started cartooning career with 'Mutt and Jeff', which became one of the first successful daily comic strips. Created characters that represented everyday American life and humor. Influenced the development of comic strips and established the model for many future cartoonists. Worked as a cartoonist until death in 1954.

Created the comic strip 'Mutt and Jeff'

Pioneered the concept of the continuous comic strip

Had one of the longest-running comic strips in history

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