McDonnell grew up in the 1960s reading the “Peanuts” comic strip, which inspired him to become a cartoonist. In his heart, he said he considered Snoopy “my first dog.” McDonnell’s first dog, Earl, a fun-loving Jack Russell terrier who lived to be nearly 19, inspired one of the main charactersRead More →
(Photo credit: LMPC via Getty Images) Not so long ago, children were asking for the Sunday paper. It wasn’t for the business section or the actual news – those belonged to mom and dad. The kids wanted the bright and colorful comic book page, also known as the “funny papers”.Read More →
Photo-Illustration: Intelligencer. Photo: Getty Images CNN’s Jake Tapper is many things. He is a television man, a person who says words in public. He has several costumes. He’s too concerned about people being mean to him on Twitter. This last point is relevant because Tapper put aside his fear ofRead More →
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The cartoonist who brought you Boneless Chicken Ranch and Mount Stoogemore may be coming back. >> Read more trending news Gary Larson, whose quirky one-panel comic “The Far Side” produced laughs from 1980 to 1995, hinted as much on “The Far Side” website. A cartoon drawn by Larson showed aRead More →
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The cartoonist who brought you Boneless Chicken Ranch and Mount Stoogemore may be coming back. >> Read more trending news Gary Larson, whose quirky one-panel comic “The Far Side” produced laughs from 1980 to 1995, hinted as much on “The Far Side” website. A cartoon drawn by Larson showed aRead More →
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Denis Burck One of the pleasures of being here is leafing through these books for the first time. In fact, I do it about 20 times a day. My favorite thing right now is this “Forgotten Sunday Comics” collection. It’s on good paper. The originals were going to fall apartRead More →
William Douglas has been writing The Color of Hockey blog for seven years. Douglas joined NHL.com in March and will write about people of color in the game. Today, he features Ngozi Ukazu and Gaby Epstein, women of color who write webcomics and hockey books on the LGBTQ theme. NgoziRead More →