McCay/Bangs

In 1904 Winsor McCay had an illustrative collaboration with humorist John Kendrick Bangs whose "House-Boat on the Styx” (featuring the shade of Sherlock Holmes) was a best-seller in 1895. Others who illustrated these series were Wallace Morgan, artist on “Fluffy Ruffles,” and an unknown whose signature was Reese. Bangs wrote “Mrs. Raffles; being the adventures of an amateur crackswoman,” and was a friend of Conan Doyle. Other Bangs illustrator’s were Peter Newell and Lyonel Feininger.

The Bookworm Discusses The Magazines By John Kendrick Bangs, Illustrated by Reese. January 2, 1904.

Don Giovanni Comes To America and Seeks an Interview of a Strenuous Sort By John
Kendrick Bangs. Reese. January 9, 1904.

An Adventure with a Cabman By John Kendrick Bangs. W. McCay January 23, 1904.

As to Transfer Poetry, by John Kendrick Bangs. W. McCay January 30, 1904.

The Gallery God on Musical Comedy and Critics. By John Kendrick Bangs. W. McCay
February 6, 1904.

The Bookworm in Trouble Again By John Kendrick Bangs. W. McCay February 13,
1904.

A Chat with George Washington By John Kendrick Bangs. W. McCay February 20,
1904.

The Personal Recollections of Father Time, Edited By John Kendrick Bangs. W.
McCay February 20, 1904.

The Personal Recollections of Father Time, Edited By John Kendrick Bangs. W.
McCay March 19, 1904.

The Personal Recollections of Father Time, Edited By John Kendrick Bangs. W.
Morgan. April 9, 1904.

The Personal Recollections of Father Time, Edited By John Kendrick Bangs. W.
Morgan. April 16, 1904.

The Personal Recollections of Father Time, Edited By John Kendrick Bangs. W.
Morgan. April 23, 1904.

The Personal Recollections of Father Time Some Famous Humorists I have met
Edited By John Kendrick Bangs. Winsor McCay June 25, 1904.