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Les Pieds-Nickelés
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Les Pieds-Nickelés

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  • King, Frank: Gasoline Alley
    comic strip
    / Europe

    
well-intentioned Breton servant; Louis Forton’s Les Pieds-NickelĂ©s (begun 1908; The Nickel-Plated-Feet Gang), although ostensibly for children, had political touches and a mocking tone that appealed to adults as well. Les Pieds-NickelĂ©s, with its gang of swindlers, constitutes the oldest still-existing European strip and the second oldest in the world (after


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well-intentioned Breton servant; Louis Forton’s Les Pieds-NickelĂ©s (begun 1908; The Nickel-Plated-Feet Gang), although ostensibly for children, had political touches and a mocking tone that appealed to adults as well. Les Pieds-NickelĂ©s, with its gang of swindlers, constitutes the oldest still-existing European strip and the second oldest in the world (after


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