Frolix issue 24, 1929, cover art by Murdock Stimpson
Murdock Stimpson worked in comics from the 1920s to the 1950s. Strips he drew included:
- "Bill the Balmy Bosun" (1920) for Funny Cuts
- "Joey and Punch" (1921) for Wonderland Tales
- "Percy Popcorn" (1923) for Chuckles
- "The Merry Market Boys" (1928) for Frolix
- "Felix Fox" (1928) for Playtime
- "Darky Town" (1933) for Jolly Jack's Weekly
- "Jumbo" (1933) for The Boys' and Girls' Daily Mail
- "Jolly Jenkins" (1933) for Daily Express Children's Own
- "The Bing Boys" (1933) for Scottish Daily Express Children's Own
- "Doleless Dick and Starving Steve" (1933) for The Dazzler
- "Flash Scarlet" (1930-43) for New Funnies
He also drew comic postcards and illustrated books, including Sausages and Sundials: a Book of Nonsense Verse by Longford Reed (1927).
References[]
- Alan Clark, Dictionary of British Comic Artists, Writers and Editors, The British Library, 1998, pp. 156-7
