Peanuts
Charlie Brown, Snoopy and the gang turned childhood anxiety into the most beloved comic strip ever drawn. Cha…
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Charlie Brown, Snoopy and the gang turned childhood anxiety into the most beloved comic strip ever drawn. Cha…
A six-year-old with a transmogrifier and a tiger who may or may not be stuffed. Bill Watterson's ten-year mas…
Dagwood's towering sandwiches and collisions with the mailman have been running since 1930. One of the longes…
The laziest private in the U.S. Army has been dodging Sarge's fists since 1950. Mort Walker's gag-a-day milit…
A scruffy Viking raider who sacks England on weekdays and gets henpecked at home on weekends. Dik Browne's wa…
Cavemen, talking anteaters and a clam with legs ponder modern problems from the Stone Age. Johnny Hart's preh…
A pint-sized tyrant rules a medieval kingdom of peasants, a soused jester and a wizard whose spells rarely wo…
Opus the penguin, Bill the Cat and a meadow full of misfits skewered 1980s politics and pop culture. Berkeley…
Ernie Bushmiller's perfectly-engineered gag machine got a 2018 reboot by Olivia Jaimes and instantly went vir…
Four-year-old Alice Otterloop rules her preschool while her brother Petey catalogs his anxieties. Bill Watter…
A knight of King Arthur's round table in the most lavishly illustrated Sunday page ever printed — no speech b…
The Ghost Who Walks predates Superman by two years, making him the first costumed crimefighter in comics. Twe…
A polo player, his girlfriend and a mad scientist crash-land on planet Mongo and fight Ming the Merciless. Al…
A top-hatted hypnotist who "gestures hypnotically" at villains — often cited as comics' first superhero, beat…
The square-jawed detective versus a rogues' gallery of grotesques — Flattop, Pruneface, Mumbles. His two-way …
The 1929 Tarzan page launched the adventure strip genre overnight, and Burne Hogarth's anatomy-textbook jungl…
A blank-eyed orphan, her dog Sandy and billionaire Daddy Warbucks survived kidnappers, gangsters and the Depr…
A punch-throwing outdoor journalist defends nature from poachers, famously socking villains (and occasionally…
Courtrooms, kidnappings and family intrigue in one of the last great story strips still running daily. Create…
A handsome doctor has been dispensing diagnoses and small-town drama since 1948 — written originally by an ac…
The queen of comic-strip soap opera: a silver-haired busybody dispenses advice at Charterstone condos while r…
A caveman riding a pet dinosaur got upgraded with a time machine in 1939 and has been crashing through histor…
Milton Caniff's cinematic chiaroscuro and the Dragon Lady — comics' greatest femme fatale — set the gold stan…
A high-school coach has guided Milford's teams through six decades of championship games and teen drama, one …
A soldier-of-fortune spoof that loves the adventure strips it parodies: explosions, jungle temples, a cowardl…
Marvel's wall-crawler swung through newspapers for 42 years, with Stan Lee himself scripting into his ninetie…
Stuffed animals and housecats with rich interior lives, hustles and existential dread. Time magazine named it…
Suburbia's steadiest family, created when the makers of Beetle Bailey and Hägar joined forces — Lois is liter…
Fergus the dog walks upright, pays no rent and lives in cheerful role-reversal with his human, Mel. A cult-fa…
Career, chocolate, swimsuit season and "AACK!" — Cathy Guisewite turned modern womanhood's four basic anxiety…
A 1,500-year-old green witch, a buzzard named Gaylord and a hairy Irwin haunt an enchanted forest. Russell My…
Tiny, mighty Sonya Hobbs guilt-trips her three grown children with Olympic-level precision. Mell Lazarus drew…
Born as "Robotman" to sell a toy license, the strip outlived the robot and became a gloriously weird showcase…
The first nationally syndicated strip by a Black cartoonist, whose integrated "Rainbow Power" kid gang quietl…
Office politics at a software firm with a slacker genius, a clueless boss and constant art-style Easter eggs …
Lumpy, jowly people delivering doctor's-office bad news with total deadpan. Jim Unger's scratchy masterpiece …
Leroy and Loretta have been roasting each other's cooking, driving and snoring in one panel a day since 1968 …
The French Foreign Legion as run by the despicable Commandant Crock, marooned in a desert fort with the world…