Goddard supervised the new supplement, made by Outcault and McCardell, and the first Sunday paper comic supplement in color was the November 6, 1896 issue of the Sunday World, featuring The Yellow Kid.
The four different black-and-white single panel cartoons were deemed popular, and one of them, Fourth Ward Brownies, was reprinted on 17 February 1895 in Joseph Pulitzer's New York World, where Outcault worked as a technical drawing artist.
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Word balloons containing characters' speech had appeared in political cartoons since at least the 18th century, including some published by Benjamin Franklin.
Kid Rock | Yellow River | Billy the Kid | Yellow Magic Orchestra | Yellow Emperor | yellow fever | Yellow Book | The Karate Kid (1984 film) | Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets football | Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid | Yellow Springs, Ohio | The Yellow Book | The King in Yellow | The Karate Kid | Yellow fever | Big Yellow Taxi | Yellow Sea | Yellow | Kid Ory | Alex da Kid | Kid A | Frankford Yellow Jackets | Yellow-throated Whistler | Yellow Springs | Yellow Book of Lecan | Sundance Kid | She Wore a Yellow Ribbon | Kid Montana | Kid Galahad | Kid Creole and the Coconuts |
Among the interviewed criminals were such figures as Joseph "The Yellow Kid" Weil, Charles Gondorff and Limehouse Chappie.