连环画早年兴于上海,64开本,成人巴掌大小,价廉且携带方便,受人喜爱。1932年茅盾先生在《连环图画小说》(连环画早期称“连环图画”)中说:“小书的价格往往只有一付大饼油条钱,无怪乎贫穷的黄包车夫亦会在喘气休息时,从坐垫下抽出一本,生吞活剥,有滋有味地翻看起来。”小时候,我家巷子口有个租书摊:老旧的白茬木架子挤满了小书,用牛皮纸粘了封皮,用墨写了书名;架子旁有几条矮脚长凳,供看书的娃娃们坐 Comic book early in Shanghai, 64 books, adult slap size, cheap and easy to carry, loved. In 1932, Mr. Mao Dun said in the “comic book novel” (early comic strip “comic strip”): “The price of a small book is often only one pie, and it goes without saying that the impotent rickshaw driver will also rest in breath When, from under the cushion out of a, live swallowed, nourishing to turn around. ”" As a kid, my house alley has a rental bookstall: old white stubble wooden shelves full of books, sticky cover with kraft paper , Wrote the title with ink; shelf next to a few short legs bench for children to sit reading books