'''Winnie Winkle''' is the titular character of the comic strip "Winnie Winkle," created by Joseph Medill Patterson in 1920. She is one of the earliest depictions of working women in a comic strip, making her a pioneering figure in the portrayal of female independence in popular media. Her character resonated with many readers, particularly women who were entering the workforce and navigating the changing social landscape of the 20th century.

Winnie Winkle is typically depicted as a stylish, modern young woman of the 1920s. She has a shoulder-length bobbed haircut, which was fashionable for flappers of the era, and is often shown wearing the latest in women's fashion, signaling her status as a modern, forward-thinking individual.

Young and unmarried, Winnie Winkle works as a secretary, a common profession for women entering the workforce during the early 20th century. The strip highlights her professional life and her efforts to balance it with her personal responsibilities. Winnie is characterized by her strong will, determination, and independence. She is resourceful, hardworking, and often portrayed as the breadwinner of her family, including her younger brother Perry, a street urchin whom the Winkles adopted in 1922.

*Winnie Winkle (1920-1930)
*Winnie Winkle the Breadwinner #1-4 (1930-1934) (Cupples & Leon Co.)

*Winnie Winkle #1-7
*Large Feature Comic v.2 #2 - Winnie Winkle

*Working Winnie (1926)
*Happy Days (1926)
*Winnie's Birthday (1926)
*Oh! Winnie Behave (1926)
*Winnie's Vacation (1927)
*Winnie Wakes Up (1927)
*Winnie Steps Out (1927)
*Winnie Be Good (1927)
*Winning Winnie (1927)
*Winnie's Winning Ways (1928)
*Weary Winnie (1928)

*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Winnie_Winkle Wikipedia]
*[https://comicvine.gamespot.com/winnie-winkle/4005-50900/issues-cover/ ComicVine]
*[https://www.comics.org/feature/7534/ Grand Comics Database]
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Winnie Winkle


'''Winnie Winkle''' is the titular character of the comic strip "Winnie Winkle," created by Joseph Medill Patterson in 1920. She is one of the earliest depictions of working women in a comic strip, making her a pioneering figure in the portrayal of female independence in popular media. Her character resonated with many readers, particularly women who were entering the workforce and navigating the changing social landscape of the 20th century.




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