Posted on: June 18, 2018

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As the great orange cat approaches his 40th birthday, Jim Davis and GoComics did a Q&A.  From the interview: GoComics: What would you say is the single Garfield strip over the years that created the most buzz or controversy?  Jim Davis: I did a strip where Garfield is laying on the floor saying he’s down. Down, down, down, […]

Sky Masters of the Space Force: the complete Sunday Strips in color (1959-1960) written by Dave Wood and Dick Wood, art by Jack Kirby and Wally Wood produced and edited by Ferran Delgado Print previews the book. This passion project of Delgado’s reproduces the Sunday Strips full tabloid size and lovingly restored. It also features […]

Underground Heroes: New York Transit in Comics New York Transit Museum Exhibit June 21, 2018 – January 6, 2019 The New York Transit Museum’s newest exhibition, Underground Heroes: New York Transit in Comics is a raucous ride through New York’s transit system from a range of visual storytellers and draws on satirical cartoons, comic strips and […]

The Gasoline Alley comic strip has been in rerun status since November 2017. The most recent story line was rerun comic strips from May and June 2007. above: the original June 15, 2007 comic strip and the rerun from June 13, 2018. The 2007 story continues, for weeks, with Slim’s sleep disrupted by kids playing […]

He is short, fat and bald. He never had a wife, a girlfriend or a date. And he doesn’t wear pants. Or shoes. Seven years ago, on the occasion of Tom Wilson‘s death, The Cleveland Plain Dealer took a look at Tom’s most famous creation (I’m hoping Tom II will forgive the slight.) That leads […]

The Comics Beat is reporting that the Dick Tracy comic book project has been revived at IDW and that Rich Tommaso along with Mike, Lee and Laura Allred will team up to make it happen. From the CB story: The story has an unspecified time period, but don’t expect any kind of attempt at modernizing […]