Walking through Brussels is a lot like flipping through the pages ... capital, comic book characters spring to life on colorful murals on the exterior walls of houses, boutiques and blank ...

Cartoonist Berkeley Breathed, who created the highly popular comic strip, revived his brainchild on Monday, publishing the first new “Bloom County” strip since 1989 on his Facebook page.

A San Diego comic book super fan who couldn’t decide what tattoo to get finally decided on a blank cartoon strip, which he got inked on his arm and that he now fills in daily. Patrick Yurick ...

the strip was originally considered risky. The Millar-Hinds collaboration now runs in about 300 newspapers. The Chronicle carries it daily as Tank on Chron.com and on Sunday's comics pages.

A comic book fan has had a blank cartoon strip tattooed on his arm which he fills in daily. Indecisive Patrick Yurick always wanted a tattoo but could never settle on one design to have ...

Is this the beginning of the end for the daily printed comics page in many American towns and cities? Some cartoonists and readers fear such a trend as Lee Enterprises, an Iowa-based media company ...

Big changes are coming to the Journal comics pages, starting Monday. Three strips that have been entirely in reruns in recent years — Get Fuzzy, For Better or For Worse, and the weekday ...

Tom Batiuk was 25 when he cracked the comics page and was billed as a voice for ... And no modern mainstream comic strip this side of “Doonesbury” has so often dealt with the challenges ...

A comic book fan has had a blank cartoon strip tattooed on his arm which he fills in daily. Indecisive Patrick Yurick always wanted a tattoo but could never settle on one design to have ...

For many of us, those snorts and giggles come courtesy of our favorite daily and Sunday comic strips. They're part ... and bad — then on to the comics page. Some readers choose to read via ...

"This is fine," the dog assures himself. It's been a decade since its creator put out the comic strip that spawned the meme. Web comic artist KC Green recently marked the anniversary on Twitter.

A comic book fan has had a blank cartoon strip tattooed on his arm which he fills in daily. Indecisive Patrick Yurick always wanted a tattoo but could never settle on one design to have ...