Here's a precursor to the fine film The Cabin in the Woods.  From Jugend, 1904.

By Carl S. Junge for Cartoons Magazine, 1919.

No public displays of affection.  From Jugend, 1906.

The sea can take one in many ways.  From Jugend, 1897. 

Here's a precursor to President Trump.  From Jugend, 1907.

Here's Madame Square Root of Negative One.  From Jugend, 1904.

Here's a precursor to the postmasculine world.  From Jugend, 1897.

You've heard that we're all made of stardust, but so are bicycles, sewing machines, and typewriters.  Or ... smoke coalesces into the Platonic ideals of bicycles, typewriters, and sewing machines, and the cosmos celebrates.  From Jugend, 1906.

Here's someone who did not use the Cloud-Busting app we developed.  From Jugend, 1903.  (Yes, our Cloud-Buster truly does dissolve clouds in the sky.  We always caution against using the app in drought-prone areas.)

From the Book of Heavenly Teachings by R. P. Baugh, 1912.

Decades before The Flying Nun, there were the flying priests.  From Jugend, 1903.

"All in the dark," from Judy, Or The London Serio-Comic Journal, 1876.

Here's a precursor to Cruella de Vil, over half a century before Dodie Smith's 1956 novel The Hundred and One Dalmatians.  From Jugend, 1900.

Every time one clown cries, another smiles.  In this way, balance truly exists, at least for a moment.  From Jugend, 1896.

 From The Game by Jack London, 1905.