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December 22, 2015
Comics KingdomFrom the Holiday sketchbook… The GRINCH!
He’s up to something…Read nowDecember 21, 2015
Comics KingdomEditor’s Dispatch: Merry Christmas!
I’m up in Connecticut celebrating Christmas with my family, so I just wanted to take a moment to wish all those of you who celebrate a very Merry Christmas! &nb...Read nowDecember 21, 2015
Comics KingdomPower of Headwear
(To begin the enbiggenation process, click any article of footwear.) Bizarro is brought to you today by Religious Bizarro Christmas Cartoon. Since we’re in the midst of anoth...Read nowDecember 21, 2015
Comics KingdomChristmas… Qapla’!
An old greeting card I did for CBS/STARTREK.COM back in the days of my “The Trek Life” comic strip for STARTREK.COM!Read nowDecember 20, 2015
Comics KingdomPhone doodling…
Random doodles while on the phone on a business call. It just never stops!Read nowDecember 19, 2015
Comics KingdomFuzz, Chaplain, Rocky
Here are three other characters who made their debut in the 1950s and are still regulars in the strip today. Beetle Bailey daily strip, March 27, 1956. Mort Walker explained the cr...Read nowDecember 19, 2015
Comics KingdomYuletide Tales
The holiday greeting above appeared in the December 1958 issue of Boys’ Life magazine and features characters from their regular color comics, including (front row, left to right) ...Read nowDecember 19, 2015
Comics KingdomFrom the medieval sketchbook…
Having a little sketchbook fun with some old medieval portraiture… (yes, I am THIS level of nerd.)Read nowDecember 18, 2015
Comics KingdomNews Around the Kingdom: Holiday Countdown!
Greetings Comics Royals! Are you looking for last minute gifts? We’d like to suggest a gift subscription to Comics Kingdom! One year costs $19.99 and is the all-i...Read nowDecember 18, 2015
Comics KingdomA lil’ pen doodle of Beetle Bailey
A quick sketchbook pen doodle of Beetle from Beetle Bailey! (Well, my version, anyway!)Read nowDecember 17, 2015
Comics KingdomAsk the Archivist: POST CARDS I
Hello, Readers- Just dropping you a line on a type of comics intended for your mailbox. Perhaps you are unaware of the story of or the place of post cards in social history, ...Read now