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Daniel's design is notably similar to that of Wee Willie Winkie.Pie-Mouth: The second of the kids, a boy with an enormous mouth and an equally enormous appetite.Strenuous Teddy: The most physical of the Kin-der kids, frequently demonstrating feats of strength.Little Japansky: A clockwork boy fished from the sea by Uncle Kin-der.

Along the way they pick up another traveler, Mr.Buggins, who was not mentioned in the April 29th introduction.Mysterious Pete and his hound: Mysterious Pete is a strange visitor wrapped in a large blue cloak and a big hat, with one eye peering out.

The "New Comic Supplement" introduction also included a page of color portraits of the characters, and inside the supplement were prose biographies of the cast.The cast introduced in this publication are:Daniel Webster: The bookish leader of the kids, he is frequently preoccupied with his reading, appealing with "oh, don't disturb me," when the other kids alert him to happenings around them.

Each strip features the eponymous protagonist observing the surreal countryside around his grandfather's home.

The cover featured a caricature of "Uncle" Feininger suspending the cast marionette-like on strings.

The Kin-der-Kids's "full-fledged, frankly suspenseful week-to-week continuity," writes cartooning historian Bill Blackbeard, was a "real innovation for the time" when even Winsor McCay's Little Nemo had not yet developed into ongoing stories.Blackbeard, 4. The artwork is lauded as well, and has been called "exquisitely drawn" in Time.Art Spiegelman, editor of RAW and author of Maus, praises the Kin-der-Kids as Feininger's crowning achievement:In 1994, the entirety of Feininger's comics were collected in a single volume by Kitchen Sink Press: The Comic Strip Art of Lionel Feininger.