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March 3, 2017
Comics KingdomComics Kingdom — Ask A Cartoonist
Comic’s Kingdom’s “Ask a Cartoonist” blog, is all about women who inspire us this week… Happy to be included to tell of a little known but trailblazing woman editorial cartoonist.Read nowMarch 3, 2017
Comics KingdomSnuffy an’ Dr. Seuss!
Hop On Pop has always been a favorite! I have always been a big fan of Dr. Seuss! I remember reading his books as a small child and having them read to me, as well. I have especia...Read nowMarch 2, 2017
Comics KingdomiPhone sketch of Flix the cat
A lil’ sketch of Flix done on my iPhone…Read nowFebruary 28, 2017
Comics KingdomLake Erie Ink Comic Con
This Saturday, March 4, I’ll be speaking and conducting a workshop at Lake Erie Ink’s 5th Annual Kids’ Comic Con in Cleveland. This is a great event with terr...Read nowFebruary 27, 2017
Comics KingdomAsk A Cartoonist: How Do You Draw? : Blog | Comics Kingdom
This question comes from Kevin, AKA @cambridge73 on Twitter, who asked us to find out how some of his favorite comic strips are drawn. I asked all of our cartoonists if they wouldn...Read nowFebruary 27, 2017
Comics KingdomReaching Flying
(Each character within these cartoons awaits your click and the embiggenation that follows.) Bizarro is brought to you today by O’Reilly Confesses. The art from the title pan...Read nowFebruary 25, 2017
Comics KingdomTimeline – 1961 Part 2
Hi and Lois Sunday page color proof, May 21, 1961. The creators of Hi and Lois continued to explore the many facets of Trixie’s imagination in the early 1960s. The clever page abov...Read nowFebruary 25, 2017
Comics KingdomTimeline – 1961 Part 2
Beetle Bailey Sunday page color proof, April 9, 1961. In 1955, Mort Walker introduced Cosmo, a wheeler-dealer he claimed was based on the role played by William Holden in the film ...Read nowFebruary 25, 2017
Comics KingdomStrip in progress…
Skip getting a little crazy in a coming strip…Read nowFebruary 23, 2017
Comics KingdomSnuffy and Popeye!!
Our daughter, Sarah, with her Popeye Classic Comics #55 variant cover. Snuffy Smith and Popeye?! Well, okay, not exactly…but sort of… You see, our daughter Sarah, a s...Read now