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	Daily strip - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A daily strip is a newspaper comic strip that appears in newspapers Monday through Saturday, as contrasted with a Sunday strip which appears on Sunday.
		Daily strips are usually in fl and white, though a few newspapers, beginning in the later part of the Twentieth Century, published them in color.
		The daily Peanuts is a strip, the daily Dennis the Menace is a panel.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Daily_strip (285 words)

	Comic strip - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Daily strips usually run Monday through Saturday, and are usually in fl and white.
		Some comic strips, such as Doonesbury and Boondocks, are often printed on the editorial or op-ed page rather than the comics page, because of their regular political commentary.
		Webcomics differ from published comic strips, in that anyone can start his own comic strip and publish it on the Web; there is no longer any need to for a creator to meet the approval of a publisher or syndicate.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Comic_strip (1679 words)

	Articles by Bill Griffith
		Daily comics first made their appearance toward the end of the last century primarily as a way for publishers to increase newspaper circulation.
		Another factor contributing to the anemic state of contemporary daily comics is the propensity of newspapers to target their "product" at readers much in the way that politicians use focus groups to pander to constituents’ "needs".
		Strips like "Julius Knipl, Real Estate Photographer" (Ben Katchor), "Troubletown" (Lloyd Dangle), "Story Minute" (Carol Lay),"Life in Hell" (Matt Groening) and "Red Meat" (Max Cannon) are all noteworthy examples.There was a time about ten years ago when it seemed possible strips like these could find their way into daily syndication.
	www.zippythepinhead.com /pages/aaarticles.html (1004 words)

	"Rugrats From Nickelodeon" -- The Comic Strip (1998-2003)
		Readers expect the strip to be just as exciting as the TV show, only to be disappointed when they read the strip.
		With the dailies colored, the strip is more easier on the eyes; even a fl-and white strip with shading is more eye-pleasing.
		Also, in light of this, the strip's dates in these strips was twice as large as the text in the dialog, and up to 3 times as large as dates used in most other comics.
	www.rugratonline.com /rrstrip.htm (2369 words)

	James Bond 007 \| Facts Information John McLusky Henry Gammidge Ian Fleming (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		The James Bond comic strip began in the UK newspaper The Daily Express in 1958 and ran for over 20 years where it occupied a strange sort of halfway point between the novels and the films.
		The strip ended in mid story on 10th February 1962 but the artwork was completed however, and and appeared in full when the stories were syndicated in other countries.
		The strip was adapted from the novel by Henry Gammidge and drawn by John McLusky.
	www.treeble.demon.co.uk /bond_facts.htm (2483 words)

	Daily apologizes for finals issue comic strip - Minnesota Daily
		Amid protests from students outraged by a cartoon in the spring humor issue, The Minnesota Daily issued a rare apology this month and is considering eliminating the semester-end lampoon issue altogether.
		Ashamu said the Daily has been racially insensitive in the past, citing a political cartoon by a different artist that appeared on the Daily’s editorial page in 2000.
		Todd Milbourn, the Daily’s new editor in chief, who took over after the finals issue was published, said although the cartoon was insulting and irresponsible, it’s not representative of the Daily’s work as a whole.
	www.mndaily.com /story.php?date=20020528&storyID=7814 (1046 words)

	TOM CORBETT NEWSPAPER STRIP
		His work on the TOM CORBETT strip was a mixed style of cartoon and realistic styles The spaceships, land crafts and equipment were drawn with clean, crisp, functional lines while having a used look with wear marks and general maintenance repairs visible on the equipment.
		Roger is the senior cadet during the first week of the strip but by the second week he is replaced by Tom who remains the command cadet throughout their adventures.
		The pattern for the daily strip involved a synopsis of Monday thru Wednesday's adventure on Thursday and a cliff hanger situation on Friday or Saturday.
	www.solarguard.com /tcstrip1.htm (1630 words)

	Superman Newspaper Daily Comics
		In the early years, the Superman comic strip was helmed by creators Siegel and Shuster, and though Shuster was ghosted by several other artists due to his failing eyesight, he still insisted on doing the inking himself.
		The dailies lasted from 1939 to 1966 when interest in superhero comic strips began to wane.
		This uncharacteristic bloodlust from Clark existed in the dailies, but was banned from the comic books due to Whitney Ellsworth creating a code of conduct that prevented Superman from killing.
	www.redboots.net /comics/dailies.htm (580 words)

	Comic Strips Starting with A
		Gibbletoons is a single panel daily toon with an off the wall slightly bent style of humor.
		A strip which "revolves around Alley Oop who travels from prehistoric Moo all the way to the 21st century in his friend Doc Wonmug's time machine." Syndicated daily.
		A strip about "a couple of '60s kids trying to raise their son in the '90s." Syndicated daily.
	www.stus.com /2a.htm (859 words)

	The Perishers
		This strip catches the core personnel of the strip at the end of the school day, and gives a characteristic sample of its humour.
		It is a sign of the innate conservatism of the strip that Maisie, unstoppable in her determination to be May Queen, dreams of the future only in terms of romance, her only toy a doll's pram.
		In fact, the crabs are among the least sympathetic creatures in the strip, though not quite as repellent as Kilroy the tortoise (who speaks in Gothic script and bears an uncanny resemblance to Adolf Hitler) or the beetle and grub who often accompany him.
	www.shadowgallery.co.uk /perishers.html (2028 words)

	The Fu-Manchu daily newspaper strip by Leo O'Mealia
		The first two episodes (strips A-1 through B-30) were collected in book form by Malibu Graphics in 1989.
		His Fu-Manchu daily strip made its debut on Monday, April 20, 1931, in newspapers such as the Detroit News.
		The information on episode titles, dates, and number of strips is largely due to research in the 1970s and 1980s by Jay Meader (then of the Miami Herald) and Dennis Wepman.
	www.njedge.net /~knapp/OMealia.htm (563 words)

	Doin' a Daily Strip - Part One! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		It comes in sheets that are 22" X 30" and I chop it down and get 5 daily strips per sheet.
		I arrived at the size that I use by cutting an actual daily strip out of the paper and enlarging it on a copier until it looked like a size that I could be comfortable working within.
		You could work larger than this, but be aware (be very aware!) that strips are drastically reduced, and all those nice details that you spent hours rendering are likely to be lost in the printing process.
	www.ninjaturtles.com /comics/daily01.htm (480 words)

	Contaminated Water Presents Bigger Crisis In The Gaza Strip
		(November 5, 2003) -- Beneath the ongoing conflict in the Gaza Strip is a groundwater crisis that's rapidly depriving Palestinians of drinkable water.
		The long-term over-exploitation in the Gaza Strip has resulted in a declining water table, accompanied by the degradation of water quality.
		"At present, the ground water in the Gaza Strip is the only source of water for its rapidly growing population, which is currently over one million, yet is unsuitable for drinking by any international standard, owing to high levels of salinity, nitrate, and boron pollution," state the authors.
	www.sciencedaily.com /releases/2005/09/050907100405.htm (699 words)

	Trunktown :: NEWS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Marking one of the first forays into Microstyle payments with Bit Pass, Tom Hart and Shaenon Garrity announce that their comic strip series Trunktown is now available to read for 25 cents.
		Written by Garrity and drawn by Hart, Trunktown is a strip in the classic sense- a brief daily window on a cartoon world populated by countless nuts, weirdos and oddballs.
		Trunktown marks the first ever daily strip for popular graphic novelist Tom Hart, who has always cited as influences classic daily comic strips such as Peanuts, Bloom County and B.C. "I've always believed that by now," Hart says, "the daily strip format should be considered dead and left alone.
	www.newhatstories.com /trunktown/press.html (715 words)

	Artist runs out of canvas, creates daily comic strip - Arts
		Currently, Cochran writes and draws "Agnes," a daily comic strip about a "slightly cynical" young girl who faces various childhood problems alongside her best friend, Trout, and her grandmother.
		"The themes I enjoy the most in the strip are confrontation with authority, the big idea gone awry, friendship, introspection, spirituality and religion, capitalism, ad infinitum," he said.
		Cochran said doing a daily strip presents its own unique set of benefits and challenges.
	www.thelantern.com /media/paper333/news/2004/04/14/Arts/Artist.Runs.Out.Of.Canvas.Creates.Daily.Comic.Strip-659530.shtml (731 words)

	Newspaper Comic Strips Neal Adams (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Jerry Capp wrote the strip and Adams did all the artwork for this strip himself and it was his first sold comic strip.
		The strip was canceled in July 1966, the dailies ending with July 30th, the Sunday pages July 31st.
		All in all he worked on the daily strip for 3 years, 8 months and the Sunday pages for almost 2 years.
	www.nealadams.com /strips.html (359 words)

	Star Wars: Hyperspace \| Daily Star Wars Adventures Coming to Hyperspace
		For generations, newspaper readers have turned to the comic strip page for a daily escape into comedy and adventure.
		In the past few years, the daily strip format has begun to thrive not only in print, but also online...
		The new comic strip section will include four on-going series -- two classics from the initial 1970s and 80s run, in a rare presentation of their original format, and two new series.
	www.starwars.com /hyperspace/about/news/news20040715.html (397 words)

	Daily Strips Manager
		Daily strip manager is a simple PHP script which offers more powerful user interface for browsing comic strips, downloaded by DailyStrips perl script, than static html pages.
		DS Manager should itself (with all related files) be placed at the root of your strips collection, otherwise it won't work at all.
		As of version 2.0, Daily Strip Manager uses XmlHttpRequest object, which adds dependencies on JavaScript and modern web-browsers (Mozilla flavours and IE6 seem to work fine, dunno about the rest).
	bah.spb.su /~fox/stripmgr (268 words)

	Peanuts' Readers Lose Security Blanket / Charles Schulz draws his final daily strip
		Today, cartoonist Charles Schulz is ending his daily cartoon strip that charmed and comforted a nation through five mercurial decades.
		Schulz, a barber's son from Minnesota, began his strip in 1950 with a pair of characters, Charlie Brown and Linus, named after two of his art teachers.
		He wrote that he had fun drawing the strip and that he hoped I would continue to enjoy it even when I grew up.
	www.sfgate.com /cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/chronicle/archive/2000/01/03/MN96400.DTL&type=printable (612 words)

	Héros quotidiens - Introduction
		From Jane to James Bond, English newspaper strips from the fifties to the seventies had real punch and were often published in French daily newspapers.
		During these years, there were a few fine strips, but they promised nothing for the future because other comics for adults appeared and superseded the existing work completely.
		The role of the agency was to take on artists and writers and to pay close attention to the daily papers in order to offer them new series that corresponded with the tastes of their readership, as well as distributing series that were already in existence.
	www.pressibus.org /bd/heroes/gen/gbintro.html (960 words)

	Bobbins - was a daily comic strip (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		A lot of people enjoyed it and if you're discovering it today, I hope you glean a crumb of comfort from its homespun tales.
		You can start reading with the first strip, which is pretty crude, or enjoy a smoother ride from the start of 2001 and dig back into those early efforts later.
		There are around a thousand comics - read them all and you get a lollipop.
	www.bobbins.org (112 words)

	A Polish Yellow Pages - Polska - Poland - Polen (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		AbstractX- A bizarre comic strip, making fun at the horribly drawn, humorless cartoons and comics that are all over the internet these days.
		Alien Attitudes- A daily strip about the adventures of a strange group of aliens...
		Angry Little Girls- Strips about little girls who are angry about boys, kissing, chores, allowances, parents, school, and life in general.
	www.yp.pl /ca/54662/A (736 words)

	Welcome to the rabbit's free daily humorous comic strip and quotes site
		Rabbit is a daily funny webcomic (monday to friday) about the adventures of various characters and everyday objects.
		You can browse strip by strip, or story by story.
		Check the wallpapers, more wallpapers, the rabbit's game, the guest strips, the mother's day stuff, the rabbit project, the abuse of rabbit, etc...
	www.rabbit-comics.org /home.php3 (569 words)

	The Classic Felix the Cat Page
		April 18 and 19, 1931 KFS daily strips, plot by Otto Messmer, pencils by Messmer and the Pat Sullivan studio staff, script and inks by Jack Bogle.
		April 23, 1931 KFS daily strip, pencils by Messmer and the Pat Sullivan studio staff, script and inks by Jack Bogle.
		May 13-16, 1931 KFS daily strips, plot by Otto Messmer, pencils by Messmer and the Pat Sullivan studio staff, script and inks by Jack Bogle.
	felix.goldenagecartoons.com (2071 words)

	Overdue Media, home of Unshelved - a comic strip about a library
		Put our strips on your web site or in your print publication.
		I realize it's weird to have it be Tuesday, reading Monday's strip about it being Thursday instead of Wednesday.
		The good news is my back is feeling much better and I'll get that strip up late tonight or early tomorrow, at which point a regular schedule shall resume itself.
	www.overduemedia.com (823 words)

	Secunia - Vulnerability Report - Daily Strip Manager 1.x
		This is based on the most severe Secunia advisory, which is marked as "Unpatched" in the Secunia database.
		This can be used to see how many Secunia advisories there continuously is being reported in this product, and which you would have to be aware of in order to use this product securely.
		Some vulnerabilities with unknown impacts have been reported in Daily Strip Manager.
	secunia.com /product/4634 (609 words)

	Herd Thinners Incorporated (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		It will also be available on their website at www.am1160.net.
		I've never been nominated (much less won!), so I wonder if the problem is that I'm a poor judge of which of my gags to send to the nominating committee.
		Those strips have now been translated on the "Kevin & Kell" German site at www.kevinundkell.de.
	www.herdthinners.com (303 words)

	Money Talks: the Daily Comic ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Copies of strips 0 thru the current one are available in the Archives, just select where you'd like it to open.
		Owen's Favorite strips and an index of all strips up to the last time Owen got around to updating the index.
		I don't have a guest book set up, and the counter here isn't entirely reliable, so I have no accurate idea how many people are seeing these cartoons.
	owenkl.home.comcast.net /MoneyTalks.htm (126 words)

	BeBits - Daily Strip - Talkback
		1 - The current script does not handle strips that are too big (i.e that would not fit on the monitor vertically or horizontally) as it does not have a scrollbar.
		I can add that eventually but those strips will have to wait a bit until I get around implementing that.
		At least one of the strips posted didn't have an easy way to be identified in the page.
	www.bebits.com /talkback/3187 (480 words)

	The Daily Strip
		The story was intended to form part of Egmont's publishing schedule, but was subsequently selected for use in the daily strip.
		This was the fourth Swedish story to be adapted from the comic book to the newspaper comic strip medium.
		Paul Ryan succeeded George Olesen and Keith Williams as the current artist for the dailies commencing on 31 January 2005, part way through D213.
	www.deepwoods.org /daily.html (325 words)

	Gaggle \| NewsBusters.org (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Gaggle is a daily comic strip about the Washington press corps and Larry the press secretary.
		Larry deals with the shenanigans of reporters who couldn't imagine anyone voting for a Republican.
		Click here for instructions on running Gaggle daily on your own site.
	newsbusters.org /taxonomy/term/257 (2065 words)

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