Each day, LightWave Reports’ Daily Comic Strips brings together a smart, spirited mix of classic panels and contemporary ...

Visits with Dee Parson, Hilary Fitzgerald Campbell, Tom Toro, John Rose, Charles Schulz, Mark Tatulli, Mort Gerberg, Garrick ...

In 1977, the Amazing Spider-Man made the leap from comic books to the newspaper funny pages. A daily strip by comic legends Stan Lee and John Romita Sr. brought the adventures of Peter Parker to a new ...

Long before digital comics and webtoons, newspapers were the daily source of humor, adventure, and social commentary. Baby Boomers grew up during the golden age of newspaper comic strips, when the ...

With Calvin and Hobbes, Lum and Abner, Dick Tracy, Luann, Patrick McDonnell (Mutts) and Tom Toro, and Dee Parson (Rosebuds).

The Amazing Spider-Man may be one of the most important and influential comic books ever published, but for many years, its popularity was arguably dwarfed by The Amazing Spider-Man newspaper strip.

“Doonesbury” by Garry Trudeau has been a highlight — or a low point, depending on your political leanings — of newspaper comics or opinion pages for more than a half-century. Along the way, it’s ...