Krazy Kat
A kat loves a mouse, the mouse throws bricks at the kat, and the kat takes each brick as a love letter. Surre…
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A kat loves a mouse, the mouse throws bricks at the kat, and the kat takes each brick as a love letter. Surre…
Every night a little boy dreams his way into the spectacular kingdom of Slumberland; every final panel he tum…
Jiggs wins the lottery, his wife Maggie wants high society, and Jiggs just wants corned beef with his old pal…
Thimble Theatre ran for a decade before a one-eyed sailor walked on as a bit player in 1929 and stole the who…
In 1921 a baby was left on Walt Wallet's doorstep — and unlike anyone else in comics, Skeezix grew up, went t…
A tall schemer and a short stooge chasing racetrack money — widely considered the first successful daily comi…
A philosophical street kid in a giant checked hat, drawn with some of the loosest, liveliest brushwork the fu…
Hans and Fritz tormented der Captain for 109 years, making this the longest-running comic strip in history wh…
It gave English the words "heebie-jeebies," "hotsy-totsy" and "google" (yes, that Google traces its name here…
The mischievous black cat was the world's first animation superstar before he ever hit newsprint. His strip r…
A knight of King Arthur's round table in the most lavishly illustrated Sunday page ever printed — no speech b…
Stick figures who know they're in a D&D campaign quest against an undead sorcerer. Its print run once became …
A young witch and her cat brew potions in lavish painted episodes — released free under Creative Commons. Dav…
Erase the cat and Garfield becomes Jon Arbuckle talking to nobody — a portrait of loneliness so funny and sad…
Britain's laziest man — flat cap, pub tab, permanent nap — created for the Daily Mirror and syndicated to 50+…