More comic page changes
Skip to commentsThe Berkshire Eagle has replaced Pearls Before Swine with For Better or For Worse. Money quote from Stephan Pastis to the readers: “I like Lynn Johnston, she’s a great cartoonist. Don’t take your anger out on me. Don’t make me go back to the law.”
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel ran a two-day poll and had 11,000 respondents. Features named as most popular include: “Pickles,” “Zits,” “Crankshaft” and “Family Circus” and least popular “The Flying McCoys” and “Non Sequitur” which were dropped. Also out includes For Better or For Worse, and the Sunday version of Doonesbury. In its place, they’ll run Daddy’s Home which their staff designer Gary Markstein co-created. I’m not sure what else was added, by reading this, it appears they dropped three, and added only one. Can anyone email me if any new features were added?
Between Friends creator Sandra Bell-Lundy blogs that her feature is in trial mode with the San Antonio Express-News. She’ll run for four weeks followed by Frazz, Rhymes with Orange, Pajama Diaries and Rudy Park.
From last week, The Capital announced it was dropping For Better or For Worse citing an aversion to paying “full price for the comic-page equivalent of reruns.” No announcement was made on its replacement.
Correction: Pearls Before Swine REPLACED FBOFW in the The Berkshire Eagle. See article. Thank you Stephan for catching this.
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