A Jules Feiffer cartoon on Nixon from April 28, 1974. Why does this seem so familiar?
22.02.2026 02:50
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My favorite variant covers of the week: Catwoman #84 (Frank Cho), Black Panther 60th Anniversary Special #1 (Steve Rude), and Nightwing #135 (Dave Johnson).
20.02.2026 16:15
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Love and the Single Supergirl.
Two of this week's covers for issue #10 by Sophie Campbell and Joe Quinones.
14.02.2026 13:54
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This week, in ACTION COMICS #1095, Mark Waid finally fixes a long absent omission from Superboy mythology with a 21st Century reconsideration of how Clark Kent's best friend Pete Ross deals with suddenly having a big big secret. It's note perfect. Art by Patricio Delpeche, Ryan Sook & Chris Sprouse
13.02.2026 22:06
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Mike Rosenthal
08.02.2026 11:30
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"Boy and Moon," by Edward Hopper (circa 1906-1907).
23.01.2026 12:10
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Shhh, it's National Squirrel Appreciation Day!
Art by Erica Henderson.
21.01.2026 11:57
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From the recent (and wonderful) hardback showcase of Rea Irvin's THE SMYTHES: April 16, 1933.
19.01.2026 02:55
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January 14, 1951: Famed Captain Marvel artist C.C. Beck also had an advertising studio that produced a few Sunday comics ads like this one meant to publicize Unicorn Press' New Funk & Wagnalls Encyclopedia. The grand prize was a whopping $102,500.
14.01.2026 22:57
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Pogo, by Neal Sternecky: January 1, 1992.
01.01.2026 23:23
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The Family Circus, by Bil Keane: December 18, 1966.
22.12.2025 12:12
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King Features' 1949 promotional Christmas Carol book "Sing With King" included this piece by BUZ SAWYER's Roy Crane featuring Buz (far right), Buz's wife Christy and Buz's pal Roscoe Sweeney.
21.12.2025 12:24
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This wonderful original by Scott Koblish arrived today! A few months back, Scott reached out to see if I had a list of every established Green Lantern in DC's history. He needed reference for his upcoming GREEN LANTERN #600 variant cover. I came up with--gulp!--eleven pages of names!
19.12.2025 23:56
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Hagar the Horrible, by Dik Browne: December 18, 1973.
18.12.2025 23:35
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Charles Addams, for The New Yorker: December 21, 1946.
18.12.2025 11:47
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December 17, 1950: excerpt from Little Annie Rooney, by Brandon Walsh and Darrell McClure.
17.12.2025 23:19
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Little Dot #29 (1957). Art by Warren Kremer.
16.12.2025 01:28
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Frank Miller for the Des Moines Register: December 14, 1958.
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December 20, 1964: Lolly, by Pete Hansen.
13.12.2025 18:18
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Joseph Leyendecker for the Saturday Evening Post (Dec. 26, 1936).
13.12.2025 13:15
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Christmas 1988: Neither snow nor rain nor Skrulls nor Doctor Doom would keep Willie Lumpkin from his appointed rounds. Art by John Byrne from Marvel Comics Presents #18.
12.12.2025 00:04
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The Family Circus, by Bil Keane: December 11, 1968.
11.12.2025 12:09
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December 10, 1950: A full-page ad in the Sunday comics section.
10.12.2025 23:34
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When Schulz recycled this line from his November 18, 1961 strip for 1965's "A Charlie Brown Christmas," he transferred the key dialogue in panel two from Linus to Sally.
09.12.2025 23:23
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A year after "A Charlie Brown Christmas" first aired, Charles Schulz recalled Linus’ show-stopping scene in the December 18, 1966 Sunday strip. Scan via Fantagraphics’ The Complete Peanuts.
09.12.2025 23:22
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December 9, 1965: Written by Peanuts creator Charles Schulz, the CBS special “A Charlie Brown Christmas” drew dialogue directly from earlier comic strips and faithfully translated the heart and bite of the feature to a degree that few adaptations have ever pulled off.
09.12.2025 23:20
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