Andy Capp
By Reginald Smythe
Reginald Smythe
Reginald Smythe became a cartoonist for "The Mirror" in 1954, having spent several years doing odd jobs after leaving the army. Three years later, he began drawing "Andy Capp," featuring characters based on his parents, Andy and Florrie. "Andy Capp" came to America in 1963, and is now ...
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Karen - 05-08-2008 10:21
Andy wasn't that funny today
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