Rob Stolzer
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Frederick Burr Opper (1857–1937) is widely considered to be one of the pioneers of American newspaper comic strip, with multiple strips done during his three decade association with William Randolph Hearst. Happy Hooligan is undoubtedly Opper's most well-known creation, but he also created Alphonse and Gaston and Her Name is Maude, along with likely hundreds of political and editorial cartoons. Opper was also a longtime contributor to PUCK magazine. Additionally, FB Opper illustrated books for Mark Twain, among other authors.
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