Out Our Way Sampler, 20s, 30s & 40s

For over a third of a century,J.R. Williams was the most popular cartoonist in North America. While most of the other cartoons of the era had a primary character,his daily panel, Out Our Way, was based on the trials and tribulations of the working class in general. It has become a record of the evolving urban life-style of families between the two world wars. Unlike most modern cartoons,Williams's work was always rich in detail,creating much of his humor with facial expressions and background detail.