Richard F. Outcault
Illustrator of The Yellow Kid
Illustrator of The Yellow Kid
An American author and illustrator, recognized for creating the comic strip The Yellow Kid, which became a significant part of the development of the comic strip genre. The character of The Yellow Kid first appeared in the New York World in 1895, contributing to the rise of yellow journalism in American media. Outcault's work helped popularize the comic strip format, influencing future generations of artists and writers. In addition to The Yellow Kid, other notable works included Buster Brown, which further established Outcault's reputation in the field of cartooning.
Created The Yellow Kid comic strip
Developed the Buster Brown character
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