'Harper's Round Table', Annual 1897
The boys magazine Harpers Round Table had a little wordless strip on many of its back covers.
Here are those from the year 1897, when regular comics were already being developed in the newspapers.




                72 - W. M. Goodes - 'The Funniest Thing he ever saw'
                176 - Gustav Verbeek - 'The Hunter's Strategy'
                280 - ? - How Tommy made one Skate do
                544 - ? - An African Bridge
                568 - R. F. Bunner - 'An Event that was not on the Programme'
                640 - W. C. Kemble - 'An Ingenious Escape'
                736 - O. Herford - 'The Bow Legged Admiral and the Educated Dog'
                760 - ? - 'The Stolen Cigar or The Monkey who got it in the Neck'
                784 - ? - 'An Interesting Article'
                808 - P. Newell - Policeman / Fourth of July
                832 - A. S. Daggy - 'A New Use for the Japanese Umbrella'
                864 - ? - 'An Unintentional Exchange'
                888 - O. Herford - 'The Lost Joke Recovered by Xray'
                912 - ? - 'The Adventures of a Cartwheel'
                936 - ? - 'How a Famous Hunter Won a Reputation'
                960 - ? - 'A New Wag to an Old Tale'
                1008 - ? - 'A Cat Tale'
                1032 - F. T. Richards - 'It's an Ill Wind Blows Nobody Good'
                1056 - H.Mayer - 'How the Dromedary Became a Camel'
                1080 - H.W.Phillipp - 'A Friend in Need is a Friend Indeed'
                1104 - C. J. Budd - 'The Bill Poster's Revenge'
                1128 - F. T. Richards - 'The Fakir and the Prestidigitateur'
                1152 - F. T. Richards - 'An Occidental Transformation'
                1176 - ? - 'The Patent Sure-to-arrouse Alarm Clock'
                1200 - ? - 'The Artist and his Model'
                All on one page