Basil and Monte Wolverton; Flash Gordon by Alex, Jim, Dan, and a bunch of others; public domain Popeye and Olive; a hint of ...

Blondie and Dagwood and … Blame Blondie by Dean Young and John Marshall (actually Elmo) for this post’s title. So is John ...

The Dick Tracy comic strip emerged as a part of American entertainment in 1931. The comic strip, created by Chester Gould, appeared daily in The Dayton Herald and The Sunday Journal Herald for many ...

The Andy Capp comic strips would go on to inspire a musical theater adaptation in London and a 1987 computer game. As a ...

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Of all the legendary Peanuts daily comic strips in the world, a few stand above the rest as particularly cute, funny, or otherwise memorable. The caricature-style drawings that went on to define ...

The camera-ready pen and ink strips and panels were prepared by original artists for daily and Sunday American, and in some cases, internationally published newspapers. National Museum of American ...

and its first daily comic strip, in 1903. For many years, the pages of the Chicago Tribune contained some of the strangest and most progressive popular art this country had yet produced ...

Part of the King Features Syndicate, the comic strip ran until Godwin’s death in 1959. Although Godwin died in August 1959, the daily strips ran until mid-September of that year. The Sunday ...

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