Sandbox Stories

Sandbox Stories

New Strawberry Shortcake

Strawberry Shortcake is getting a face-lift. American Greetings Properties the owners of Strawberry Shortcake worked over a year to update the popular 80's icon for young girls.

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Anna Smudge: Professional Shrink

Anna Smudge: Professional Shrink With the advent of summer holidays and school winding down. Kids are under the impression that learning is out the window.

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Smurf Movie

To smurf or not to smurf, Sony has acquired the rights to Belgian cartoonist Pierre "Peyo" Culliford's Smurfs to be produced in CG.

Entertainment

Treasury Comics

With stagnating sales in the 70's DC and Marvel were looking for ways to make extra revue, comics were still not in comic shops because they were not

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Cherise the Niece

Jim Benton's Cherise the Niece If you cherish Edward Gorey, Charles Addams, and Tim Burton and have a bent for black humor, then Jim Benton is your man.

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Adrian Tomine

The New Yorker Magazine is like a box of chocolates. You never know what you will get. Adrian Tomine's cover is a priceless expression between the war of

Entertainment

Elwood H. Smith

Elwood Smith's most vivid childhood memory is of crawling across the Sunday comics, his fat baby knee bones smudged with images of Krazy, Pogo, Mickey, Popeye, Barney Google,

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Trade Loeffler

"I link,therefore I am!"This is the quote that introduces the world to webcomics from Charley Parker's Argon Zark!. Since then, a slew of new strips have popped up

Culture

Patricia Storms

Sandbox World-What books were you influenced by the most when you were a child?Patricia- So many different titles come to mind.

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Balloon Guy

How can a guy who is full of hot air be a welcome sight for both kids and adults. Well Balloon Guy has created himself a unique niche

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Al Jaffee’s Tall Tales

Tall Tales was an innovative newspaper strip syndicated internationally by the New York Herald Tribune from 1957?1963. Whereas newspaper strips are square, single-panel or multiple-panel horizontal gag cartoons,