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Sam’s Strip From Fantagraphics
Sam’s Strip was an experimental strip created by Mort Walker and Jerry Dumas in 1961 and ran for 20 months. Imagine some of the top comic strip characters appearing in one place. This unheralded strip just seems to have vanished for the minds of many. Fantagraphics has the ability to comb through long gone strips [...]
Also posted in Comics Tagged Al Capp, Bill Griffith, Charlie Brown, Ernie Bushmiller, fantagraphics, Garry-Trudeau, Jerry Dumas, Mort Walker, Walt Kelly Comments closed
Blueberry Girl by Neil Gaiman
Neil Gaiman is the Oscar Wilde of today. Neil can weave modern day fairy tales with ease. His latest offering is Blueberry Girl. There is no subject Neil cannot turn into gold, his sentences spin like a wheel that continuously spits images of wonderment. His words are like a pebble that skips through the water [...]
Also posted in Art, Comics, kid books Tagged blueberry girl, Charles Vess, Neil Gaimen, Tori Amos Comments closed
I Saw You by Julia Wertz
Inspiration can come from the weirdest places at times. Now here is an original idea. What if you were to take ads from newspapers and Craigslist about lonely hearts looking for companionship? You would put out the word the premise of the book I Saw You would be that and the base of your drawings [...]
Also posted in Art, Comics, Web Tagged Aaron Renier, Abby Denson, Alec Longstreth, Corinne Mucha, Craigslist, Damien Jay, David Malki, Emily Flake, Gabrielle Bell, Henderson, I Saw You, Janelle Hessig, Jeffrey Brown, Jesse Reklaw, Joey Sayers, Julia Wertz, Keith Knight, Ken Dahl, Laura Park, Peter Bagge, Sarah Glidden, Tom Hart Comments closed
Dilbert Gets Fired
Dilbert gets fired!
“You know, some people are angry,” Adams said. “They think I’m making fun of the unemployed, but most people take it for what it is – just a cartoon and people are saying, ‘You know, it’s nice to have somebody kind of reflect our reality.”
Dilbert is trying to make ends meet and paid [...]
Also posted in Art, Cartoons, Comics, Web Tagged comic strip, Dilbert, newspapers, scott-adams Comments closed
Peanuts: Be My Valentine, Charlie Brown
Got Milk? Well it seems the Peanuts’ estate has plenty of it. The corpse of Schulz has the market cornered for every holiday on the calender and every birthday with either a Hallmark greeting card or new book on tired old gimmicks. The estate is milking the characters for all it’s worth. The latest is [...]
Cartoon Marriage
Love and marriage, love and marriage,
Go together like a horse and carriage,
This I tell you brother,
You cant have one without the other.
Cartoon Marriage Adventures in Love and Matrimony
With Valentine just around the corner, love is beaming in the eyes of many a young girl who is propositioned each year that leads to marriage. This sacred [...]
Also posted in Art, Cartoons Tagged cartoon, Liza Donnely, Love, Marriage, Michael Maslin, New Yorker Comments closed
Craig Thompson Habibi
Habibi is an Arabic word which means my beloved.
That is the way I feel about Craig Thompson’s blog of Blankets fame.
His blog explores in full detail his latest one man show called Habibi .
It’s amazing to see how the process of an artist/writer who is
surrounded by serenity around him and develop a foreign landscape of
adventure [...]
Also posted in Art, Comics, Web, graphic novel Tagged Blankets, Craig Thompson, Habibi Comments closed
Timeline of the Planet of the Apes
Timeline of the Planet of the Apes Fans are going to go apes with the latest unauthorized book on The Planet
of the Apes franchise. This is something real to look forward to in the
40th anniversary celebration of one of the greatest Sci-Fi series ever.
Rich Handley handles the whole chronology from Pierre Boulle
to
Burton’s version of the [...]
Also posted in Comics, DVD, Movies, TV Tagged Michael Wilson, Paul Dehn, Pierre Boulle, Planet of the Apes, Rich Handley, Rod Serling Comments closed
Che: A Graphic Biography
2009 will be the year of Che. He is regarded as either a messiah or a
murderer depending from where you come from. One thing is sure the
t-shirt business has put any kids through college with his image as a
symbol of counter culture. Che: A Graphic Biography, Sid Jacobson and Ernie Colón
collaborated in producing the new [...]
Also posted in Art, Comics, graphic novel Tagged Che, Ernie Colón, graphic novel, Sid Jacobson Comments closed


Tales From Outer Suburbia by Shaun Tan