Editing Mutt and Jeff (section)

==Comic books and reprints==
* The [[Cupples & Leon]] Company produced at least 18 reprint collections of ''Mutt and Jeff'' daily strips, in 10" x 10" softcover books from 1919 to 1933. They also published two larger hardcover editions, ''Mutt and Jeff BIG Book'' (1926) and ''Mutt and Jeff BIG Book No. 2'' (1929).
* Mutt and Jeff also appeared in [[comic books]]. They were featured on the front cover of ''[[Famous Funnies]]'' #1, the first modern format comic book, and reprints appeared in [[DC Comics]]' ''[[All American Comics]]''. It has been suggested that some of the Mutt and Jeff material published by DC Comics were new stories drawn by Sheldon Mayer.
* In 1939, DC gave them their own comic book, published until 1958 for 103 issues, that consisted entirely of newspaper reprints. [[Dell Comics]] took over the feature after DC dropped it, but their tenure only lasted for one year and 12 issues. Many of the Dell issues featured new, conventional-length stories drawn by Smith.
* [[Harvey Comics]], which had several other comic strip reprint comics running at the time, picked up ''Mutt and Jeff'' from Dell, and this version of the comic ran to 1965 for a total of 33 issues, plus two short-lived spinoff titles: ''Mutt & Jeff Jokes'' and ''Mutt & Jeff New Jokes''. These later versions also included Smith's ''Cicero's Cat''.
* In 2007, comics publisher [[NBM Publishing|NBM]] published a reprint volume, ''Forever Nuts: The Early Years of Mutt & Jeff''.<ref name=Nuts/> {{ISBN|1-56163-502-2}}