So this time, we get the strips at about six inches across in size. I just checked, and this is less than half the width they were published at: six inches wide here, fifteen inches wide on the page. That works out to less than a quarter the size that 20th-century kids had, and no way to expand them short of copying the picture off (a complex undertaking) and viewing it offline. At this size, making out the lettering (McCay’s weak spot) is a chore.
So this time, we get the strips at about six inches across in size. I just checked, and this is less than half the width they were published at: six inches wide here, fifteen inches wide on the page. That works out to less than a quarter the size that 20th-century kids had, and no way to expand them short of copying the picture off (a complex undertaking) and viewing it offline. At this size, making out the lettering (McCay’s weak spot) is a chore.