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Bookmark or Share- The Rise And Fall Of McDonald's Hamburglar - ChowhoundOver the course of his long life, the McDonald's Hamburglar has received more get-out-of-jail-free cards than your average retired food company mascot. In fact, he has risen and fallen — or, at the very least, changed appearance — three, possibly four times in the 52 years since he was first unveiled as a member of the McDonaldland crew ...
- The Real Reason McDonald's Got Rid Of The HamburglarRonald McDonald's greatest nemesis, the Hamburglar, was a fast food icon. Find out why the cheeseburger-stealing villian eventually left McDonaldland.
- McDonald’s Hamburglar returns to promote burger changes - AxiosThe Hamburglar has come out of retirement for a new McDonald’s advertising campaign to promote the coming rollout of changes to its classic burgers.
- The Untold Truth Of The Hamburglar - MashedAnyone of a certain age — anyone who grew up in the '70s, '80s, or '90s, that is — remembers McDonaldland and its inhabitants, including the Hamburglar, Grimace, and Ronald McDonald himself. They all made their first appearance in 1971, and for decades, they were the face of the chain.
- McDonald's Has Revived the Hamburglar Because NostalgiaThe lovable McDonald’s mascot of yore has grown up. New images released by the fast-food chain depict the Hamburglar as a grown man wearing a fedora and macintosh atop a black-and-white t shirt.
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