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The Art of Richard Thompson book excerpt: Thompson and Bill Watterson talk comics some more http://richardspooralmanac.blogspot.com/2015/0...

Not a hoax. Not a joke. Not an April Fool's day trick. Here's an excerpt of the conversation of Richard Thompson and Bill Watterson...

Today's Chatalogical Humor is on Gene Weingarten's new comic strip "Barney & Clyde" as well as the quality of early D...

A buddy of mine who lives in DC has been listing the webcomics he reads on his blog. He's up to 8 pages of lists. Obviously, he's mo...

I'm betting the comics aren't coming back, even though they're not mentioned in this article. This has not been a good year for ...

In 1966, the Detroit Free Press published some classic comics (Little Orphan Annie, Gasoline Alley, Gil Thorp, Terry and the Pirates, Nancy,...

The Washington Post's free Express paper was improved over the holiday and that means they cut 3 of the 5 comic strips they ran. Out are...

Alan Gardner is reporting a self-syndication seminar in Las Vegas that will feature the Post's Am Lago, among others. My own 2 cents, wh...

Verne from Over the Hedge probably gets the closest although Prickly Cit y did ok too. The Rudy Park cast apparently hasn't heard that...

See "Jenny's mission of mirth: Military spouse reaches out to her peers with comic strip," by Karen Goldberg Goff, Washington...

In his Tuesday chat , Weingarten was asked about F-Minus: Providence, R.I.: The best comic strip in the Boston Globe, which I read as a poor...

I had a truncated look at some paper ephemera while at the Farmer's Market this weekend and bought two postcards. The first is by Gene ...

I have no inside knowledge, but Sunday's strip showed Dilbert and Wally being shown through the strip with a real estate agent saying ...

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE June 6, 2008 The Special Collections Research Center (SCRC), Syracuse University Library has been awarded a grant of $...

Here's the longer online versions - "Where do they get those wonderful toys?: 18 obscenely wealthy comic-book and cartoon character...

...literally. ComicsDC had no power since mid-afternoon yesterday. It just came back on, so here's a quick post. Yesterday's NY Time...

Ed Stein pulled the plug on his strip Denver Square this week. The strip was a hyper-local one, set in Denver and by a Denver area cartoonis...

From the May 6th chat: Comi, KS: The current Doonsbury replacement strip, despite the fact that I can't remember its name, has been pre...

While attempting to find something else entirely, I ran across this piece of original comic art - so I bought it. The strips is From Nine to...

...much like that scene in Aliens when they hatch out of the guy's stomach? Perhaps. Richard Thompson is making the leap towards daily ...