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* ValuesDissonance: Aside from the comic's stereotyping of various national and ethnic groups (which was a common occurence in those days), Hans and Fritz also used to kiss each other when they had pulled off a successful prank. ''On the lips''. It was most likely meant to be completely innocent back then, but today it looks a bit...[[{{Twincest}} awkward]].
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* ValuesDissonance: Aside from the comic's stereotyping of various national and ethnic groups (which was a common occurence in those days), Hans and Fritz also used to kiss each other when they had pulled off a successful prank. ''On On the lips''. lips. It was most likely probably meant to be completely innocent back then, but today it looks a bit...[[{{Twincest}} awkward]].
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* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: The Katzenjammer Kids is the oldest comic strip ever to be published as comic book in Norway, way back in 1911. It's ''still'' published as a Christmas annual in Norway every year, and remains one of the best-selling comic books every Christmas.
* ValuesDissonance: Aside from the comic's stereotyping of various national and ethnic groups (which was a common occurence in those days), Hans and Fritz also used to kiss each other when they had pulled off a successful prank. ''On the lips''. It was most likely meant to be completely innocent back then, but today it looks a bit...[[{{Twincest}} awkward]].
* ValuesDissonance: Aside from the comic's stereotyping of various national and ethnic groups (which was a common occurence in those days), Hans and Fritz also used to kiss each other when they had pulled off a successful prank. ''On the lips''. It was most likely meant to be completely innocent back then, but today it looks a bit...[[{{Twincest}} awkward]].
