Tillæg til Allers familie journal

The Danish magazine Tillæg til Allers familie journal was a weekly comic supplement published by Allers Forlag from 1904 to 1914, spanning 265 issues. It served as an early, family-oriented vehicle for serialized comic strips in Denmark, predating many dedicated comic publications in the region. While specific creators are not widely documented today, its long run reflects the growing popularity of comics as a regular feature in periodicals of the era. This series is significant for its role in establishing a foothold for sequential art in Danish popular culture during the early 20th century.