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Mother Goose and Grimm

Mike Peters takes a few shots in our direction this week:

Trick or treat? Direct from the Comic Con… due out just in time for Halloween, a new “Harvey” comic book from writer Todd Dezago and …

This is the grave marker for Alfred Harvey (1913-1994), founder of Harvey Comics, who is buried at Mount Hope Cemetery in Westchester …

Following on the heels of last year’s successful graphic novel anthology Who is Rocket Johnson?, Disney story artists and directors have …

Ger Apeldoorn has posted a selection of rarely seen Tom & Jerry newspaper comics strips from 1950. Though credited to “Fred Quimby”, they …

When I was at Ohio State in Columbus this past weekend I had the pleasure of meeting writer Tom Gammill, who (along with his partner Max …

The Art of Harvey Kurtzman: The Mad Genius of Comics by Denis Kitchen and Paul Buhle easily ranks among my favorite cartoon/comic-related …

If you like comics, comic strips and animated cartoons, Ohio State University is now Mecca. I’ll be there, in Columbus Ohio, next …

Animator and comic book artist Jack Bradbury passed away in 2004. Now his son Joel has launched a tribute website loaded with comic art …

If you think the U.S. has a monopoly on ruining its classic cartoon stars… have you seen Little LuluÂ´s Brazilian-made comics revival …

It’s rare when Disney comics get a write-up in The Wall Street Journal, so today’s piece on the popularity of The Donald (Duck, that is) …

Today’s installment of Bizarro.

I’m not sure if today’s Candorville is a comment on the Wall Street bailout – or a critique on the excesses of animation industry …

This is from Tom Brazelton, who posts a new movie-themed webcomic three times a week at Theatre Hopper.com (Thanks, Jerrett Zaroski)

Today I’m in New York City and, if I may plug it one more time, tonight I’ll be signing books — in particular Harvey Comics Classics …

The comic strip pages have been having their way with Disney characters lately. Here are two from today’s paper: Speed Bump by Dave …

Next Friday you can meet me at the Museum of Comic and Cartoon Art in New York City where I will speaking about the origins of Harvey …

Ger Apeldoorn has uncovered a real find. A set of obscure comic strips, created for a local California newspaper in 1950 (The Redwood …

I’m still confused. Which studio’s films does this guy like more? (Thanks, Karim)

Something funny for Friday. Australian animator David Blumenstein made this spot for a local Melbourne comic event called Comic Book …