We got Big Nate, Bazooka Joe, The Family Circus, Channel Chuckles, FurBabies, The Ducktown Weekly. The Comics Paper, B.C., New Adventures of Queen Victoria, and Doonesbury. Missed it by two days. Big ...

The Comics section in today’s paper features the debut of “Lewiston Cop,” a strip written, illustrated and conceived by Jorge ...

YOU'VE caught me reading the funnies. And I have a decision to make. I'm thinking about dropping one of the strips I read, so I need to decide which one I'll pick as a replacement. The Chronicle runs ...

The Press Democrat is excited to announce that we will be moving to a new print press in early November. The change will allow us to increase the size of our pages, providing you with a better reading ...

Newspaper comic strips have an uncanny relationship to the flow of time. They can function like historical records — I remember doing deep dives into my father’s Doonesbury collections as a kid, ...

The “Ripley’s Believe It or Not!” comic strip has been a beloved staple of newspaper funny pages across the country since 1918. And, “believe it or not” (see what we did there?), the new artist behind ...

Comic strips have become one of the most unique forms of self-expression. All art is beautiful, but it takes a special kind ...

CANTON — Batman, Superman and Spider-Man comic books line the walls and fill boxes at Comics, Cards and Collectables. Other iconic characters also abound: Wonder Woman. The Flash. Iron Man. Green ...

Wildly popular strips like “Bloom County,” “Calvin and Hobbes,” “Cathy,” “The Far Side” “and “Doonesbury” peaked in the 1980s, but they left their mark. Share full article Many of the strips that ...