Little Lulu is a classic comic strip and animated character created by Marjorie Henderson Buell in the 1930s. The series follows the adventures of a spirited young girl named Lulu Moppet, who often finds herself in humorous situations with her friends and the adults around her. Lulu is known for her mischievous nature and clever problem-solving skills. The comic strip gained popularity and was later adapted into animated shorts and feature films. Little Lulu has become an iconic figure in American pop culture, representing the playful and imaginative spirit of childhood. The character continues to be celebrated in various forms of media today.