Today, I will figure out what happened to a few different lesser-known classic comic strips! Obviously, as you well know, ...

Peanuts is one of the most iconic comic strips in history, proven true by the massive success of the franchise as a whole, from animated specials to feature films. The reason this classic comic is ...

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

The Sunday strips continued to run until November 1959. In 2013, Classic Comics Press released a bound book of reprints of the dailies from January 1948 through November 1949. The strip ran from ...

Bill Watterson’s Calvin and Hobbes; Bill Papas’ Semana Santa; Chic Young’s Blondie; Charles Sculz’s Peanuts; and Kirkus ...

comic strips and the 2016 election -- have mashed up the Republican presidential nominee, Donald Trump, with the classic comic. Strangely enough, it's not hard to imagine Trump as a 6-year old.