Comic strips have been gracing the pages of newspapers and, more recently, the Internet for over a century. Comic creators are still innovating and creating new works today, but some classic comic ...

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Attention comics fans: You told us last year how you rate the comic strips we already have. Now we'd like you to help us rank several that we're thinking about adding to the lineup. Readers often ...

As the USA TODAY network rolls out a new comics lineup, we dive into the history of the art form and its impact on American culture.

With poignant wisdom and gentle wit, Charles M. Schulz reinvented the form and introduced the nation to Charlie Brown, Snoopy ...

Starting today, 'Mark Trail' comic strip takes a new path. At 74, the environmental champion Mark Trail is getting a modern update. By Jeff Strickler. October 11, 2020 at 8:27PM.

My favorite comic story concerns the day an artist came into Patterson’s office with a proposal for a strip called “Little Orphan Otto.” Patterson looked at the drawings.

Don’t miss today’s Funky Winkerbean comic strip. It concludes 50-plus years of the strip. Medina resident Tom Batiuk, who has written and illustrated one of America’s most beloved cartoon ...

As the USA TODAY network rolls out a new comics lineup, we dive into the history of the art form and its impact on American culture.

An exhibition of rescued comic strip art 06:05. One person's trash is another person's treasure. And for the late Bill Blackbeard, the treasure that he'd stored from floor to ceiling in his San ...

From Biographic is everything you need to know about Christiano Ronaldo: Andrews McMeel has their GoComics site fixed, now ...