Panel by Panel goes back in time further than it ever has before - to 1910 and a panel from Winsor McCay's seminal Little Nemo in Slumberland strip! - and though it's a random affair, who better than the learned Martin Gray to help us discover this image from the pre-Golden Age? Dreams, surrealism, and the dawn of new art forms... check it out.

A clean look at the image in the <strong><a href="http://fireandwaterpodcast.com/podcast/panel14-images">Panel by Panel Supplemental</a></strong>.

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Panel by Panel: Fantastic Four #1

Discussing the smallest unit of comic book storytelling - the panel!