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	The Katzenjammer Kids
		The Katzenjammer Kids first appeared in the Sunday comic pages in December 1897, which means that Hans and Fritz are now engaged in their second century of antics in the funny pages.
		The main characters in the comic strip were Mamma Katzenjammer, her twin sons, Hans and Fritz, and the long-suffering target of their mischief, The Captain.
		The Sunday comic strips were commonly edited and altered to make them fit in such things as children's books, comic book reprints, and foreign language versions.
	www.yodaslair.com /dumboozle/katzies/katzdex.html (3218 words)

	Melonpool - Comixpedia
		Nearly all strips before the reset were fl and white (not grayscale), with a simple line art/India ink art style reminiscent of classic newspaper strips such as Peanuts and Calvin and Hobbes.
		When the strip was merged with Troop's other comic strip, The Weekly Melonpool and renamed The Adventures of Mayberry Melonpool Ralph became a stock character in the series, and has appeared in every incarnation of the strip since.
		Sammy originally costarred with Ralph in the strip Ralph and Sammy which was loosely based on the television show The Odd Couple, before it was merged with Troop's other comic strip, The Weekly Melonpool and renamed The Adventures of Mayberry Melonpool.
	www.comixpedia.org /index.php/Melonpool (4038 words)

	1995 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		February 17 - Colin Ferguson is convicted of six counts of murder for the December 1993 Long Island Rail Road shootings and later receives a 200+ year sentence.
		December 31 - The publication of the last new Calvin and Hobbes cartoon strip.
		This page was last modified 13:10, 7 July 2006.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/1995 (4087 words)

	Web of lies? Historical knowledge on the Internet (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-10)
		Breaking these Web pages apart into individual words, it would look in particular for words that look like years (i.e., positive three- and four-digit numbers), and indeed it would find many instances of “1840” and “1926” (Monet’s birth and death years, which appear on most biographical pages about the artist).
		Statistically put, the software saw a number of possible years on Web pages about Hamilton, but on pages that discuss his birth there were two particularly tall spikes around the numbers 1755 and 1757, with the latter being slightly taller among the highest-ranked pages on the Web (and thus H-Bot’s given answer).
		For instance, it may be that when a topic is discussed on many Web pages that end in.com but not on many pages that end in.edu (compared to the relative frequency of those top-level domains on the Web in general), the program could raise a flag of suspicion.
	www.firstmonday.dk /issues/issue10_12/cohen (8395 words)

	comic strip: International Comic Strips
		Many American comic strips were published in Europe, where for a long time their popularity hindered the development of European contributions to the strip form.
		'Comic Strip' delves into the devilish side of life.
		A Swiss Comics Festival: The annual festival of the comic strip this May in Sierre will celebrate an art form the Swiss invented but took more than a century to embrace.
	www.infoplease.com /ce6/ent/A0857473.html (316 words)

	The Comic Treadmill (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-10)
		That’s a errr bold claim and the next couple pages of his 18 page overview set out the claim before he delves into the history of the title.
		There’s also a four page guide to the guest stars in all of Marvel and DCs team-up titles from the 1960’s through the 1980’s — this has come in handy trying to keep track of the number of appearances by guest stars for my Brave & Bold indexing.
		Reading what these guys have to say about their time in comics is interesting under any circumstances let alone when reminiscing about a mover and shaker like Schwartz.
	www.comictreadmill.com (6004 words)

	The Ryans
		And Andrew Stam Parnell has made a strip about The Ryans, and while he may not have introduced a character named Ryan yet, I give him an A for effort, and honorary Ryanhood.
		This preview page from the Ryans Calendar is by Ryan Wilson.
		Zampzon from Digital Strips suggests that if all of the Scotts in webcomics joined forces, it would be a powerful force.
	www.ryanestrada.com /ryans (1740 words)

	BOOKS on Exonumia: Tokens, Medals, Political, Fraternal, World's Fair, more.
		Prices in (usually) four grades, lots of pictures, index and historical information help to make this a best seller.
		With 1040 pages of dense text, this book packs in a lot for the beginning and advanced collector.
		100 years of Comic Strip characters, 1600+ items, 8 color.
	www.exonumia.com /books.htm (4303 words)

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