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Title and attribution	Source	Licence	Artwork credits · Changes
Title and attribution Pepper & Carrot: Coriander's Invention Art and original story by David Revoy. Official translation catalog contributors: English: Alex Gryson, David Revoy, Amireti; Vietnamese: Binh Pham, Hồ Châu, Phiên bản Tiếng Việt; Portuguese (Brazil): Alexandre E. Almeida, Frederico Batista. Full episode credits remain at the linked official source directories and in the cached credit pages. Story pages were downscaled, grouped into reading units, and an original page was cropped for the cover.	SourcePepper&Carrot — official high-resolution sources	LicenceCC BY 4.0	Artwork credits · Changes Artwork attribution Art and original story by David Revoy. Official translation catalog contributors: English: Alex Gryson, David Revoy, Amireti; Vietnamese: Binh Pham, Hồ Châu, Phiên bản Tiếng Việt; Portuguese (Brazil): Alexandre E. Almeida, Frederico Batista. Full episode credits remain at the linked official source directories and in the cached credit pages. Story pages were downscaled, grouped into reading units, and an original page was cropped for the cover. Changes Original Pepper&Carrot episodes were paired into demo chapters. A source image was cropped to 2:3 for the cover. Source-derived images were converted to WebP.
Title and attribution Pepper & Carrot: First Potions Art and original story by David Revoy; translations by the credited Pepper&Carrot community contributors.	SourcePepper&Carrot	LicenceCC BY 4.0	Artwork credits · Changes Artwork attribution Art and original story by David Revoy; translations by the credited Pepper&Carrot community contributors. Changes Original Pepper&Carrot episodes were paired into demo chapters. A source image was cropped to 2:3 for the cover. Source-derived images were converted to WebP.
Title and attribution Pepper & Carrot: Hereva Adventures Art and original story by David Revoy; translations by the credited Pepper&Carrot community contributors.	SourcePepper&Carrot	LicenceCC BY 4.0	Artwork credits · Changes Artwork attribution Art and original story by David Revoy; translations by the credited Pepper&Carrot community contributors. Changes Original Pepper&Carrot episodes were paired into demo chapters. A source image was cropped to 2:3 for the cover. Source-derived images were converted to WebP.
Title and attribution Pepper & Carrot: Tears of the Phoenix Art and original story by David Revoy. Official translation catalog contributors: English: Alex Gryson, David Revoy, Amireti; Vietnamese: Binh Pham, Hồ Châu, Phiên bản Tiếng Việt. Full episode credits remain at the linked official source directories and in the cached credit pages. Story pages were downscaled, grouped into reading units, and an original page was cropped for the cover.	SourcePepper&Carrot — official high-resolution sources	LicenceCC BY 4.0	Artwork credits · Changes Artwork attribution Art and original story by David Revoy. Official translation catalog contributors: English: Alex Gryson, David Revoy, Amireti; Vietnamese: Binh Pham, Hồ Châu, Phiên bản Tiếng Việt. Full episode credits remain at the linked official source directories and in the cached credit pages. Story pages were downscaled, grouped into reading units, and an original page was cropped for the cover. Changes Original Pepper&Carrot episodes were paired into demo chapters. A source image was cropped to 2:3 for the cover. Source-derived images were converted to WebP.
Title and attribution Bringing Up Father: The Early Years George McManus (1884–1954), Bringing Up Father. Original 1919 Series 1 book (46 comics), plus complete newspaper pages dated 31 January 1920 and 30 April 1922. Public domain in the United States; the author died more than 70 years ago. Scans via Internet Archive and Wikimedia Commons; resized and grouped into six editorial reading units.	SourceInternet Archive / Wikimedia Commons — Bringing Up Father, 1919–1922	LicencePublic domain	Artwork credits · Changes Artwork attribution George McManus (1884–1954), Bringing Up Father. Original 1919 Series 1 book (46 comics), plus complete newspaper pages dated 31 January 1920 and 30 April 1922. Public domain in the United States; the author died more than 70 years ago. Scans via Internet Archive and Wikimedia Commons; resized and grouped into six editorial reading units. Changes Source scans were rendered and divided into readable page segments. A source image was cropped to 2:3 for the cover. Source-derived images were converted to WebP.
Title and attribution Buck Rogers: 1929 Dailies Philip Francis Nowlan and Dick Calkins	SourceWikimedia Commons	LicencePublic domain	Artwork credits · Changes Artwork attribution Philip Francis Nowlan and Dick Calkins Changes Source scans were rendered and divided into readable page segments. A source image was cropped to 2:3 for the cover. Source-derived images were converted to WebP.
Title and attribution Dream of the Rarebit Fiend Winsor McCay (Silas), Dream of the Rarebit Fiend. Early newspaper comics, 1904–1913; original Stokes book cover, 1905. Public domain in the United States. Scans via Internet Archive (Public Domain Mark) and Wikimedia Commons; pages resized and grouped into editorial units.	SourceInternet Archive / Wikimedia Commons — early Rarebit Fiend comics and 1905 Stokes cover	LicencePublic domain	Artwork credits · Changes Artwork attribution Winsor McCay (Silas), Dream of the Rarebit Fiend. Early newspaper comics, 1904–1913; original Stokes book cover, 1905. Public domain in the United States. Scans via Internet Archive (Public Domain Mark) and Wikimedia Commons; pages resized and grouped into editorial units. Changes Source scans were rendered and divided into readable page segments. A source image was cropped to 2:3 for the cover. Source-derived images were converted to WebP.
Title and attribution Joe Palooka: 1930 Dailies Ham Fisher / Classic Newspaper Comic Strips scan	SourceWikimedia Commons	LicencePublic domain	Artwork credits · Changes Artwork attribution Ham Fisher / Classic Newspaper Comic Strips scan Changes Source scans were rendered and divided into readable page segments. A source image was cropped to 2:3 for the cover. Source-derived images were converted to WebP.
Title and attribution Little Nemo in Slumberland Winsor McCay (1869–1934), Little Nemo in Slumberland, original English newspaper pages (1906). Public domain in the United States. Scans via Wikimedia Commons and Internet Archive (Public Domain Mark). Only the dated original comics are used; modern compilation covers, essays and editorial matter are excluded. Editorial chapter grouping, JPEG downscaling and source-derived cover crop.	SourceInternet Archive / Wikimedia Commons — Little Nemo in Slumberland, 1906	LicencePublic domain	Artwork credits · Changes Artwork attribution Winsor McCay (1869–1934), Little Nemo in Slumberland, original English newspaper pages (1906). Public domain in the United States. Scans via Wikimedia Commons and Internet Archive (Public Domain Mark). Only the dated original comics are used; modern compilation covers, essays and editorial matter are excluded. Editorial chapter grouping, JPEG downscaling and source-derived cover crop. Changes Source scans were rendered and divided into readable page segments. A source image was cropped to 2:3 for the cover. Source-derived images were converted to WebP.
Title and attribution Max and Moritz: Max and Maurice Wilhelm Busch (1832–1908); English translation by Charles Timothy Brooks (1813–1883). Max and Maurice, Little, Brown and Company, Boston, 1902 printing (copyright notices 1870/1898). Scan from New York Public Library via Internet Archive. Public domain in the United States. Original binding cover cropped to 2:3; narrative pages downscaled and divided into six reader units.	SourceInternet Archive / New York Public Library	LicencePublic domain	Artwork credits · Changes Artwork attribution Wilhelm Busch (1832–1908); English translation by Charles Timothy Brooks (1813–1883). Max and Maurice, Little, Brown and Company, Boston, 1902 printing (copyright notices 1870/1898). Scan from New York Public Library via Internet Archive. Public domain in the United States. Original binding cover cropped to 2:3; narrative pages downscaled and divided into six reader units. Changes Source scans were rendered and divided into readable page segments. A source image was cropped to 2:3 for the cover. Source-derived images were converted to WebP.
Title and attribution Mutt and Jeff: Cartoon Book 6 Bud Fisher; scan from Michigan State University	SourceWikimedia Commons	LicencePublic domain	Artwork credits · Changes Artwork attribution Bud Fisher; scan from Michigan State University Changes Source scans were rendered and divided into readable page segments. A source image was cropped to 2:3 for the cover. Source-derived images were converted to WebP.
Title and attribution Plish and Plum Wilhelm Busch (1832–1908); English translation by Charles Timothy Brooks (1813–1883). Plish and Plum, Little, Brown and Company, Boston, 1900 printing (copyright 1882). Scan from New York Public Library via Internet Archive. Public domain in the United States. Original binding cover cropped to 2:3; narrative pages downscaled and divided into six reader units.	SourceInternet Archive / New York Public Library	LicencePublic domain	Artwork credits · Changes Artwork attribution Wilhelm Busch (1832–1908); English translation by Charles Timothy Brooks (1813–1883). Plish and Plum, Little, Brown and Company, Boston, 1900 printing (copyright 1882). Scan from New York Public Library via Internet Archive. Public domain in the United States. Original binding cover cropped to 2:3; narrative pages downscaled and divided into six reader units. Changes Source scans were rendered and divided into readable page segments. A source image was cropped to 2:3 for the cover. Source-derived images were converted to WebP.
Title and attribution Skippy: From Life Percy L. Crosby (1891–1964). Skippy, from Life, Henry Holt and Company, New York, 1924. Scan from Getty Research Institute via Internet Archive. Public domain in the United States by publication date. Original illustrated book cover cropped to 2:3; 62 selected portrait cartoon pages downscaled and divided into seven reader units.	SourceInternet Archive / Getty Research Institute	LicencePublic domain	Artwork credits · Changes Artwork attribution Percy L. Crosby (1891–1964). Skippy, from Life, Henry Holt and Company, New York, 1924. Scan from Getty Research Institute via Internet Archive. Public domain in the United States by publication date. Original illustrated book cover cropped to 2:3; 62 selected portrait cartoon pages downscaled and divided into seven reader units. Changes Source scans were rendered and divided into readable page segments. A source image was cropped to 2:3 for the cover. Source-derived images were converted to WebP.
Title and attribution Tarzan: 1930 Strips Rex Maxon	SourceWikimedia Commons	LicencePublic domain	Artwork credits · Changes Artwork attribution Rex Maxon Changes Source scans were rendered and divided into readable page segments. A source image was cropped to 2:3 for the cover. Source-derived images were converted to WebP.
Title and attribution Tarzan: The First Adventures Hal Foster; based on stories by Edgar Rice Burroughs	SourceWikimedia Commons	LicencePublic domain	Artwork credits · Changes Artwork attribution Hal Foster; based on stories by Edgar Rice Burroughs Changes Source scans were rendered and divided into readable page segments. A source image was cropped to 2:3 for the cover. Source-derived images were converted to WebP.
Title and attribution Turok, Son of Stone Gaylord DuBois, Rex Maxon, and Robert Susor	SourceWikimedia Commons	LicencePublic domain	Artwork credits · Changes Artwork attribution Gaylord DuBois, Rex Maxon, and Robert Susor Changes Source scans were rendered and divided into readable page segments. A source image was cropped to 2:3 for the cover. Source-derived images were converted to WebP.