Topsy Turvy
Topsy Turvy
What once was a duck, is now -->
A totally different picture
This picture is by Gustave Verbeek. He published a wonderful topsy-turvy cartoon in the New York Herald in 1900. Although restricted to the normal six-panel comic strip format of his time, Verbeek was not content with this and decided to have twelve panels with no increase in space. This was achieved by having the story continue by turning the comic strip upside down. This is one illustration from his set of comical characters.