Daddy Daze

Hi, all! I hope you are recovering from your Thanksgiving feasts if you celebrate! Today, Saturday, November 26, is a very important day for comics history: the 100th birthday of Charles “Sparky” Schulz, the creator of Peanuts, one of the most beloved comic strips of all time. Usually, we only post about birthdays related to King Features comics, but Mr. Schulz was such an inspiration and good friend to so many of our cartoonists and had so much influence on the direction of not just comics but pop culture in the 20th century that we wanted to celebrate his legacy. Patrick McDonnell, the creator of MUTTS, spearheaded this project in collaboration with the Charles M. Schulz Museum to celebrate this special birthday! As you look around Comics Kingdom today, you will see many of cartoonists have contributed to this celebration by honoring Mr. Schulz in their comic strips. Here is a collection where you can see them all together! Todd the Dinoaur by Patrick Roberts Crankshaft by Tom Batiuk and Dan Davis Rhymes With Orange by Hilary Price & Rina PIccolo The Lockhorns by Bunny Hoest and John Reiner Daddy […]

My kid (the inspiration for Angus) drew the drop panel for today’s Sunday comic. ‪See the whole thing here:‬ daddydazecomic.com (‪Drop panels are put left of the strip if the layout needs it.) ‬

My kid (the inspiration for Angus) drew the drop panel for today’s Sunday comic. ‪See the whole thing here:‬ daddydazecomic.com (‪Drop panels are put left of the strip if the layout needs it.)

My kid (the inspiration for Angus) drew the drop panel for today’s Sunday comic. ‪See the whole thing here:‬ daddydazecomic.com (‪Drop panels are put left of the strip if the layout needs it.) ‬

My kid (the inspiration for Angus) drew the drop panel for today’s Sunday comic. See the whole thing here: daddydazecomic.com (Drop panels are put left of the strip if the layout needs it.) 

My kid (the inspiration for Angus) drew the drop panel for today’s Sunday comic. See the whole thing here: daddydazecomic.com (Drop panels are put left of the strip if the layout needs it.) 

My kid (the inspiration for Angus) drew the drop panel for today’s Sunday comic. See the whole thing here: daddydazecomic.com (Drop panels are put left of the strip if the layout needs it.) 

Friday has arrived! Let’s celebrate by taking a look at some of our editorial staff’s top comics of the week.   1) Barney Google & Snuffy Smith April 5, 2021 This week, Mary Worth visited Snuffy Smith!   2) Daddy Daze April 6, 2021 Paul needs more adult friends.   3) Baby Blues April 7, 2021 We all remember our first tattoos…   4) Bizarro April 8, 2021 Who’s the good hubby?   5) The Brilliant Mind of Edison Lee April 9, 2021 Admit it, this has happened to every single one of us at least once.

In support of the charity organization Feeding America, John Kovaleski will send you a custom sketch, a sticker and even a nice postcard for the holidays! With Thanksgiving right around the corner, this is the perfect time to support such a good cause. Details in the video down below:     Make sure to follow Daddy Daze on social media for the latest from John! And for more comics, you’re already on the right place: Comics Kingdom!

Parenting can be the hardest job in existence, but also the most rewarding. Just ask our special guest today, Paul, who is the single father of a curious infant named Angus. Together, they go on all sorts of fun adventures and face wild antics as father and son.   Today, Paul welcomes us into his home for an exclusive Comics Kingdom interview, where he tells us the secret to communicating with your 1-year old, a feat deemed impossible by many. So how is he able to do it? What advice does Paul have to any new dads out there? And more importantly, what is Angus’ favorite creation? Find out more in our interview below!     Hi Paul. How are you and Angus doing? Paul: We’re doing okay. A little exhausted, but okay.Angus: Ba ba ba.Paul: Angus wants to tell you he’s not tired at all. As a matter of fact, he’s feeling quite perky.   You got all that from three “ba’s”? Paul: Well, there was actually more. I just gave you the highlights. Angus can be a bit verbose.   How are you able to understand Angus? Is […]