Fanny Friday!

It's a Fanny Friday

It's Fanny Friday!

It's Fanny Friday!

 

It's a Fanny Friday!

 

It's a Fanny Friday...

 ... and it's the last day of summer!

It's a Big Fanny Friday!

It's a very special Fanny Friday today, in that it coincides with National Actors Day AND (or should we say "&"?) Ampersands Day. To make this dual celebratory day all the more festive, we are not only bringing you Fanny's thoughts on actors, but we are going BIG & bringing you more than just one cartoon!

  
 
 
 

Fanny Friday!

  

Fanny on International Nude Day!

 

It's Fanny Friday!

Fanny Friday!

It's Fanny Friday!

It's a Fanny Friday...

 ... and it's a time for the April Showers.

It's Women's History Month...

... and Flapper Fanny makes a special appearance (via the pens of trailblazing female cartoonists Ethel Hays and Gladys Parker) with commentary on changing fashion.

In 1928...

In 1938... 

Then, Now, and In the Future...

Fanny Friday!

It's Fanny Friday!

"Flapper Fanny Says" (later just "Flapper Fanny") was a daily single panel cartoon that rose and fell with the popularity of the pop culture popularity of the fun-loving, free-wheeling Flapper Girl. It ran in up to 500 newspapers across America from 1925 until 1940.

Gladys Parker was the second artist to draw the Flapper Fanny, taking over from Ethel Hays in 1930.