Keith Knight is controversial yet again
WYTV in Youngstown, Ohio, reportsthat students at Slippery Rock University, located in western Pennsylvania, are upset about a recent "K Chronicles" cartoon written and...
Does your child look like a Peanuts character?
Well, then you can enter this contest!
Kicking off a year-long series of events celebrating Peanuts’ 60th Anniversary in 2010, Peanuts announces the launch of...
NOT SD09: Charles M. Schulz Museum
(The second part of a series on how not to spend Comic-Con week at Comic-Con)
After spending most...
Looking for Calvin and Hobbes
Just received a galley of this.
The fascinating life, work, and legacy of the reclusive creator behind the beloved Calvin and Hobbes comic strip
For...
Eagerly awaited: NANCY!!!
And yet another fantastic announcement you may have missed in the San Diego scramble: Fantagraphics is reprinting NANCY, Ernie Bushmiller's great experiment in ontology,...
Best Wishes to Richard Thompson
Richard Thompson, a guest at next week's SDCC, and creator of Cul de Sac, one of the finest comic strips currently running, has announced...
Universal Press and Uclick combined
A shake up in KC, as comics strip giant Andrews McMeel has consolidated its syndications and online divisions, merging syndicate Universal Press Syndicate with...
Daryl Cagle’s Reuben Weekend photos
Over at Hogan's Alley!, Daryl Cagle posts his photos from the Memorial Day mingling of the comic strip tribes known as Reuben Awards...
Wednesday Comics to appear in USA TODAY
One of the most intriguing news stories of the last few months has been DC's upcoming WEDNESDAY COMICS, a newspaper-sized weekly comic featuring a...
Would Daddy Warbucks have bailed out Lehman Brothers?
The New York Times finds Jeet Heer's analysis of Little Orphan Annie's anti-FDR tone during the Great Depression a "Big Idea" for today, and...
Alley Oop!
Last year the University of Missouri had a special exhibit celebrating 75 years of the comic strip Alley Oop, which concerns a comical, time...
