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They should change the name of this KFS Vintage feature to “Judge Crater.” Here are the missing episodes, plus a…
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They should change the name of this KFS Vintage feature to “Judge Crater.” Here are the missing episodes, plus a…
Frederick Burr Opper was early in the 20th Century considered The Dean of American Cartooning a title he retained long…
Comics writer and editor and comic strip historian Alfredo Castelli has passed away. Alfredo Castelli June 26, 1947 – February…
Capp, Kitchen, and Comix; Hal Foster’s medieval masterpiece; The making of Wednesday Comics, DC’s weekly broadsheet comic book; Charles Dana…
I cobbled this photo together in the early days of Comic Strip of the Day, but, as the blog turns…
Early Peanuts First Editions The definitive guide to identifying early [first edition] Peanuts strip reprint softcovers and hardcovers, published…
Things are getting pretty noir. If you’ve never followed Vintage Judge Parker (KFS), this is an excellent time to jump…
Bayeux Tapestry as the first-ever comic strip The Bayeux Tapestry is considered one of the most famous and recognisable historical…
And now, from the land where cigarettes never get any shorter, here are the missing Vintage Judge Parkers from Comics…
95 years ago today, on January 17, 1929, E. C. Segar introduced a new character to the comics pages. Popeye…
Apparently, Comics Kingdom is announcing missing Vintage strips one day at a time instead of providing the missing dates and…
The peerless “pre-comic strip” comic strip historian David Kunzle has passed away. David Mark Kunzle April 17, 1936 – January…
That “a while back” was 90 years ago today. On January 7, 1934 King Features Syndicate introduced two new comics…
Jeffrey Lindenblatt’s Paper Trends: The 300 for 1998 Scroll down for more of Jeffrey’s 1998 survey entries at the Stripper’s…
New Year’s cartoons are a mandatory piece each January 1, and Alfred Brewerton didn’t try for anything breakthrough with this…