Comic Strips

UNDERTOWN gets syndicated

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UNDERTOWN, the OEL/OGM manga by Jim Pascoe and Jake Mylar will be the lastest syndicated strip for Tokyopop, as this press release reveals. The...

Jeannie Schulz comments

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A very important link that has been floating around over the last 10 days or so. Jeannie Schulz finally speaks out on the David...

SCORCHY SMITH next on the list

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Here's the official PR on IDW's upcoming Noel Sickles Scorchy Smith reprint. We couldn't gank any Sickles SMITH art online, so here's a...

Content at Comixology

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comiXology is on of those new comics websites you are seeing everywhere. The site focuses on recent comics releases, biling itself as "the ultimate...

King Features establishes Jay Kennedy Scholarship

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Jay Kennedy was the much-admired editor at King Features syndicate who died tragically earlier this year. Now King Features Syndicate has announced a worthy...

Kibbles ‘n’ bits 11/7/07

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§ Marvel profits picked up in third quarter due to increased toy sales. § Chris Mautner interviews Monte Schulz, on his father, Chalres: The fact that...

Eisner has eye on Bazooka Joe

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We sort of missed out on the drama over who would own Topps, the venerable gum and trading card company, but in case you...

Classic Comic Strips Month

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We totally missed the announcement, but luckily Johanna caught it! In an historic example of détente, Fantagraphics, D&Q, Checker and IDW are teaming up!...

Scorchy Smith!

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Tom unearths the wonderful news that a Scorchy Smith collection is underway as announced by Dean Mullaney on a mailing list: ...

Schulz on American Masters tonight

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With the Red Sox having handily dispatched the Rockies, there is nothing to keep you from watching tonight's PBS's American Masters focusing on...

Rare Bill Watterson Art

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Before he drew CALVIN & HOBBES, the comic strip that made talking to your tiger all the rage, and before he become a reclusive...

Daily Schulz bio round-up

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Review of the day; novelist John Updike in the New Yorker: “Peanuts” was launched, in 1950, in a squat, space-saving format and under an enigmatic...

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