| Issue | #[nn] |
| Published | 1871 |
| Cover Price | [none] |
| Pages | 76 |
| Editing | ? |
| Notes | Best known Wilhelm Busch book; Katzenjammer Kids ripped off from Max and Maurice at order of William Randolph Hearst. |
| Characters | Max; Maurice |
| Genre | humor |
| Pencils | Wilhelm Busch |
| Inks | Wilhelm Busch |
| Colors | hand coloured |
| Letters | Wilhelm Busch |
| Notes | Best known Wilhelm Busch book; Katzenjammer Kids ripped off from Max and Maurice at order of William Randolph Hearst. |
| Reprinted | book translated & reprinted from the German language "Max und Moritz", published in 1865. |
| Characters | Max; Maurice |
| Synopsis | Max and Maurice set up a trick which ends up killing a widow's hens and crow. |
| Genre | humor |
| Script | Wilhelm Busch |
| Pencils | Wilhelm Busch |
| Inks | Wilhelm Busch |
| Colors | hand coloured |
| Letters | Wilhelm Busch |
| Notes | Victorian style comic -- text above/below pictures, no word balloons |
| Reprinted | translated & reprinted from the German language "Max und Moritz", published in 1865. |
| Characters | Max; Maurice |
| Synopsis | The widow sets the birds on a fire to cook. Max and Maurice fish them away via hooks down her chimney. |
| Genre | humor |
| Script | Wilhelm Busch |
| Pencils | Wilhelm Busch |
| Inks | Wilhelm Busch |
| Colors | hand coloured |
| Letters | Wilhelm Busch |
| Notes | hybrid between highly illustrated children's story & victorian style comic story |
| Reprinted | translated & reprinted from the German language "Max und Moritz", published in 1865. |
| Characters | Max; Maurice |
| Synopsis | Max and Maurice sabotage a bridge to collapse when someone crosses it. |
| Genre | humor |
| Script | Wilhelm Busch |
| Pencils | Wilhelm Busch |
| Inks | Wilhelm Busch |
| Colors | hand coloured |
| Letters | Wilhelm Busch |
| Notes | Victorian style comic -- text above/below pictures, no word balloons |
| Reprinted | translated & reprinted from the German language "Max und Moritz", published in 1865. |
| Characters | Max; Maurice |
| Synopsis | Max and Maurice put gunpowder in a minister's smoking pipe. |
| Genre | humor |
| Script | Wilhelm Busch |
| Pencils | Wilhelm Busch |
| Inks | Wilhelm Busch |
| Colors | hand coloured |
| Letters | Wilhelm Busch |
| Notes | hybrid between highly illustrated children's story & Victorian style comic story |
| Reprinted | translated & reprinted from the German language "Max und Moritz", published in 1865. |
| Characters | Max; Maurice |
| Synopsis | Max and Maurice stick a bag full of insects into their Uncle Fritzy's bed. |
| Genre | humor |
| Script | Wilhelm Busch |
| Pencils | Wilhelm Busch |
| Inks | Wilhelm Busch |
| Colors | hand coloured |
| Letters | Wilhelm Busch |
| Notes | Victorian style comic -- text above/below pictures, no word balloons |
| Reprinted | translated & reprinted from the German language "Max und Moritz", published in 1865. |
| Characters | Max; Maurice |
| Synopsis | Max and Maurice, who have fallen into a vat of dough while trying to steal pretzels, are caught by the baker, who shoves them into his oven. The outer dough bakes, but they eat their way out and escape. |
| Genre | humor |
| Script | Wilhelm Busch |
| Pencils | Wilhelm Busch |
| Inks | Wilhelm Busch |
| Colors | hand coloured |
| Letters | Wilhelm Busch |
| Notes | Victorian style comic -- text above/below pictures, no word balloons |
| Reprinted | translated & reprinted from the German language "Max und Moritz", published in 1865. |
| Characters | Max; Maurice |
| Synopsis | Max and Maurice slice a farmer's bags so his grain falls out when he picks them up. The farmer catches them, sticks them in a hopper, and grinds them to bits which are eaten by ducks. The town rejoices. |
| Genre | humor |
| Script | Wilhelm Busch |
| Pencils | Wilhelm Busch |
| Inks | Wilhelm Busch |
| Colors | hand coloured |
| Letters | Wilhelm Busch |
| Notes | Victorian style comic -- text above/below pictures, no word balloons |
| Reprinted | translated & reprinted from the German language "Max und Moritz", published in 1865. |
| Notes | Ads for books by Louisa May Alcott, Susan Coolidge, and Louise Chandler Moulton, each with full page illustrations |