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	Comic strip - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Sunday strips are much larger and are usually in color.
		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 (1267 words)

	Krazy Kat -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		This "basement strip" grew into something much larger than the original cartoon, and became a Sunday-only cartoon on April 23, 1916, and before long also a daily strip.
		The one with closest connection to the comic-strip is the 1962-64 animated adaptation that was made in (The capital and largest city of the Czech Republic in the western part of the countryi; a cultural and commercial center since the 14th century) Prague.
		In 1995, the strip was one of 20 included in the (Click link for more info and facts about Comic Strip Classics) Comic Strip Classics series of commemorative US (A token that postal fees have been paid) postage stamps.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/k/kr/krazy_kat.htm (602 words)

	Bill Watterson Intro :: C&H Sunday Pages
		The Sunday strips were usually the cartoons I had the most fun with, and for this show I've chosen a few Sunday strips from each year that I think show off the strip's strengths.
		One strip might call for contrasting, bright colors; another strip might be done with a limited group of soft, warm colors; another idea might call for a close range of grays and darks, and so on.
		I had given the strip all my time and energy for a decade (and was happy to do so), but now I was that much older and I wanted to work at a more thoughtful pace, out of the limelight, and without the pressures and restrictions of newspapers.
	ignatz.brinkster.net /cintro.html (3101 words)

	Comic Strip Art Gallery WWW.ART4COMICS.COM
		For the most part, comic strip artist had a much higher level of prestige and income than their comicbook counterparts.
		Although I was too young to have read most of the strips when they came out, I have grown to love the art and the storytelling in them even more so than my original comicbook art.
		Strip artists pushed the boundaries of their medium in some of the most fascinating ways, George Herriman of Krazy Kat fame is among the most brilliant and innovative artists of all time.
	www.art4comics.com /comicstripart.htm (434 words)

	Old News
		Strips should appear daily for the rest of the week and next week too.
		Not his history in the world of the strip, but rather the history of when I came up with him and what he was originally intended for and why he is as he is.
		However, a special strip will appear in Furst Special Edition #1 or #2 (not sure which yet) which will be available at the Silverfox table at Anthrocon.
	users.bestweb.net /~jaguar/nooz.html (7496 words)

	Krazy Kat
		Krazy Kat was a comic strip created by George Herriman, appearing in both weekday and Sunday US newspapers published by William Randolph Hearst.
		Krazy's dialogue was a highly stylized argot ("A fowl konspirissy—is it pussible?"), and the strip's descriptive passages mix whimsical language with a poetic sensibility.
		It was also praised by intellectuals and critics, most notably Gilbert Seldes, who wrote a lengthy panegyric in The New Yorker calling the strip "the most satisfying work of art...in America today." In the 1920s, a stage musical based on Krazy Kat was even produced.
	www.brainyencyclopedia.com /encyclopedia/k/kr/krazy_kat.html (474 words)

	Mob tips car on Strip early Sunday
		Sunday as Johnson allegedly rocked a 1989 Buick Regal after it had been turned on its side and turned back down by members of the crowd.
		As crowds gather on the Strip female students atop the shoulders of others are encouraged by the crowd to expose their breasts.
		Slam dancing occurred Sunday morning, and it may have led to the destruction of the vehicle.
	www.dailyegyptian.com /fall98/9-28-98/mob.html (475 words)

	TOM CORBETT NEWSPAPER STRIP
		The early TC Sunday strips would usually end with a comic punch line and this, the first Sunday adventure, would set the stage for many other such "punch lines".
		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.
	www.solarguard.com /tcstrip1.htm (1630 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.
		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.
		Because of this, the Post restricted Rugrats to Sundays and, during the week, reinstated the strip that the Rugrats kicked out -- Frank Cho's Liberty Meadows (distributed by Creator's from 1997 to 2001; was dropped by author to concentrate more on his other projects and to get away from syndicate censorship).
	www.rugratonline.com /rrstrip.htm (2369 words)

	Palestinians prepare for fresh start after Israelis pull out of Gaza Strip - [Sunday Herald]
		Following the 1948 Israeli war of independence or “al-Nakba” – the catastrophe, as it is referred to by Palestinians – about 750,000 Palestinians became refugees and were scattered throughout the Middle East, unable to return to their homes and property.
		Until the 1967 Israeli-Arab war, the Gaza Strip was under the authority of the Egyptian government.
		Following the Israeli withdrawal from 21 settlements in the Gaza Strip scheduled to start on August 15 – at the behest of Sharon – Abu Jazzer, along with another 4000 Palestinian families, will be able to reclaim his land.
	www.sundayherald.com /51159 (793 words)

	The Comic Strip Art Exhibit
		In the comic strip room, visitors were treated to a vast array of significant pieces representing many of the giant talents in the field.
		Rounding the corner, visitors were presented with a Sunday Bungle Family Sunday strip by Harry Tuthill, with Little Brother as a topper.
		These were followed by a 1934 specialty drawing and daily and Sunday strips from the late-'30s heyday of the great detective strip.
	incolor.inetnebr.com /knights/stewart/sheldon02.html (984 words)

	Size Requirement for C&H :: The Saga Continues
		In a time when many newspapers cram five strips a page into their Sunday comics sections, Bill Watterson is trying to buck the tide.
		Papers were permitted to eliminate the top third of each strip, and to reduce and rearrange the remaining panels.
		The American comic strip is almost 100 years old, but comics have been shrinking for the last several decades.
	ignatz.brinkster.net /csize.html (1363 words)

	www.sasquatchcomics.com: Sunday Mutts strip strips have readers
		But Mutts has also garnered praise for its creative and colorful Sunday strips.
		Sunday Mornings is a collection of Mutts Sunday strips hand picked by creator Patrick McDonnell.
		The logo panel is almost a strip unto itself, often paying homage to cartooning of yesteryear, with Mooch and Earl in a comic book cover tribute or parodying a strip from decades gone by.
	www.sasquatchcomics.com /stardetails4088.html (155 words)

	goats: the comic strip \| by jonathan rosenberg \| new comics every monday through thursday
		The Sunday Strip for September is now seconds away from your beady, bloodshot eyes.
		I just uploaded Wednesday's strip, which will be the hundredth strip in the Infinite Typewriters storyline.
		So rather than end the strip, I decided to change it -- to remake Goats into the sort of strip I was interested in writing.
	www.goats.com (1483 words)

	deseretnews.com \| 'Doonesbury' Sunday strip overtaken by Iraq events \| Deseret Morning News Web edition
		Cartoonist Garry Trudeau apologized and several newspapers cautioned readers or refused to run Sunday's "Doonesbury" strip, which showed a man's head on a platter, two weeks after an American was beheaded in Iraq.
		Although Sunday's strip was unrelated to the war and was drawn weeks before Nicholas Berg was beheaded, Trudeau said the strip was "unfortunately overtaken by events."
		In the strip, the character Joanie, angry about a friend being fired from a university coaching job, begins daydreaming.
	www.deseretnews.com /dn/print/1,1442,595065351,00.html (195 words)

	Speed freaks ready for take off on airfield drag strip - [Sunday Herald]
		It was a valid diversification from the farming business, but in the main, the idea was to give car fanatics an organised outlet to enjoy their motors, even if it meant showing off in them every now and then.
		A decade ago it was markets; three years later the odd track day crept into the equation; and in 2005 life on the farm for the Robertsons has been transformed with their time now spent organising, running and PR-ing in excess of 20 annual drag “Thrash” events.
		Along with the ever popular 1/4-mile drag strip, this year the introduction of “drifting” has given Crail regulars something different to think about when tinkering with their EMCs, or engine management chips as lesser motoring mortals may refer to them.
	www.sundayherald.com /49007 (1487 words)

	ERBzine 0802: ERB Comics Project Introduction
		A legendary hero, Tarzan enjoys the distinction of starring in the first adventure comic strip, the first continuity strip, and the first strip to appeal to generation after generation for more than seven decades.
		These strips were published in hardcover book format by Grosset and Dunlap in August of 1929.
		Reader response to the strips was overwhelming and distribution was taken over by United Features Syndicate.
	www.angelfire.com /trek/erbzine/erbz802.html (812 words)

	goats: premium news (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		New premium strips are now up for your consumption; both the belated one for June, Worlds of Peril 18, and the just-in time Worlds of Peril 19 for July.
		This month's strip is double-sized to make up for a lack of Strip in November; my apologies for the delay and my thanks for your patience.
		This month's Sunday Strip is an intermission from our ongoing Worlds of Peril storyline.
	www.goats.com /news/subject/premium (597 words)

	Pin Pics: Pin Groups
		This "flip" pin is the 4th in a series of 12 Disney Times Sunday Comic Strip pins being released at the WDW Resort.
		This "flip" pin is the 5th in a series of 12 Disney Times Sunday Comic Strip pins being released at the WDW Resort.
		Continued from Strip #11 the front of the pin shows Mickey saying to Pluto "I guess that's that, eh pup?" While they are walking past the Dog Pound.
	www.pinpics.com /cgi-bin/group.cgi?group=337 (1831 words)

	PEACE PARTY - Author's Forum
		Jews quickly denounced this strip, calling it an example of "replacement theology": the notion that Christianity has supplanted Judaism because it's a "better" religion.
		According to his statement, Hart's motivation for the Easter strip was as follows: "I wanted everyone to see the cross in the Menorah.
		The strip presumably takes place in the prehistoric Old World, but its contrivances include baseball, vehicles (wheels), and a Greek "Truth" column.
	www.bluecorncomics.com /unfunny.htm (1141 words)

	Waxy.org: Daily Log: New Opus Comic
		Some comics fans are upset about the removal of several long-running strips from local papers to make room for Opus, including Mary Worth, Prince Valiant, Herman, Marvin, Ziggy, and other desperately unfunny strips.
		The strip is like an old worn t-shirt that you find buried at the bottom of the drawer--it is now, exactly what it was when it got lost--familiar, comfortable, and I'm darn glad I found it.
		It is my duty to bring the Opus comic strip to the underprivledged, to spread joy, happiness and penguin wisdom to one and all, to those who wait every week for fulfillment.
	www.waxy.org /archive/2003/11/24/new_opus.shtml (5233 words)

	4352: Charles Schulz - Peanuts Sunday Comic Strip Origi (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		There is a bit of aging apparent along the very edges of the strip, some very slight staining in several of the panels, and aged tape pieces along the edges (outside of the image area), otherwise this genius piece is in Very Good condition.
		This strip has been confirmed by the Schulz Museum to have been printed in January 1961.
		Peanuts art from the sixties is highly prized among collectors, and this pleasing piece from 1961 is sure to win a special place in someone's collection.
	www.colburnforcongress.com /4352--Charles-Schulz---Peanuts-Sunday-Comic-Strip-Origi,i6567274690,c21407,ur.html (184 words)

	Studebaker Drivers Club - Sunday comic strip
		Posted - 02/28/2005 : 7:26:08 PM As I was reading the sunday comics,when I got to the strip PICKELS,Grandma was going for a drive in a bullit nose studebaker.
		Posted - 02/28/2005 : 11:23:02 PM That strip has featured a Bullet-nose for quite some time.
		I understand there's another contemporary comic strip that features Studes too.
	www.studebakerdriversclub.com /sdc_forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=422 (56 words)

	Rams to go with third-stringer Bulger on Sunday - Internet Casino Game - BETTING EXPRESS
		Bulger, who played most of the pre-season, took the majority of the reps in practice this week and will play in a regular-season game for the first time in his brief career.
		He completed 24-of-37 passes for 262 yards with a touchdown and an interception after replacing Warner against the Cowboys, then finished 23-of-40 for 232 yards with a touchdown and two interceptions in last week's 37-13 loss to the Niners.
		Despite being listed as probable for this Sunday's game, Martin did not practice Wednesday or Friday and on Thursday had fluid drained from his knee.
	www.bettingexpress.com /news/sports_betting/1319.html (504 words)

	Distributor of 'Doonesbury' cautions newspapers about Sunday strip (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		The distributor of "Doonesbury" called it an "unfortunate coincidence" that a strip depicting a man's head on a platter is set to run in newspapers days after the release of a videotape showing an American's beheading by Iraqi militants.
		Kansas City-based Universal Press Syndicate said Friday the strip, scheduled to run May 23, was drawn before Nicholas Berg's death in Iraq; it will offer a substitute comic strip.
		In the strip, the character Joanie, angry about her friend's firing from her university coaching job, begins daydreaming.
	www.sfgate.com /cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/news/archive/2004/05/14/national1745EDT0732.DTL (379 words)

	USATODAY.com - Cartoonist apologizes for beheading strip (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Cartoonist Garry Trudeau apologized and several newspapers cautioned readers or refused to run Sunday's Doonesbury strip, which showed a man's head on a platter, two weeks after an American was beheaded in Iraq.
		Universal Press Syndicate, based in Kansas City, Mo., had notified newspapers of the strip's contents and offered a substitute strip after video of Berg's beheading was released.
		The Burlington (Vt.) Free Press and The Blade of Toledo, Ohio, chose to substitute an old Doonesbury on Sunday; The Dallas Morning News and the Houston Chronicle did not run the strip.
	www.usatoday.com /life/books/news/2004-05-23-doonesbury-apology_x.htm (375 words)

	Don Markstein's Toonopedia: Abbie and Slats
		Capp opened the strip with a sort of reverse on his Li'l Abner scenario.
		Becky's father, J. Pierpont "Bathless" Groggins, also introduced in the strip's early days, was more than just a supporting character — over the years, he became a very prominent character indeed, and was pretty much the star of the Sunday strip.
		Capp later made a second stab at writing a strip for another artist to draw, Long Sam, but mostly stuck with Abner.
	www.toonopedia.com /abnslats.htm (554 words)

	Las Vegas Restaurants
		Hundreds of restaurants across town- in and out of casinos- serve exciting, innovative and often award-winning cuisine.
		Sunday - Seatings at 9:30am, 11:30am & 1:30pm - $19.95
		Sunday - 9am to 2 pm - $32.50
	www.lasvegasholidays.com /restaurants.html (701 words)

	The Sunday Strip (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		The Sunday Strip happens every second Sunday at the Hopetoun Hotel in Surry Hills, Sydney.
		The idea behind these shows is the bands try to do something different from their usual shows, strip it back a notch, pull out some different songs, and do something special.
		The Hoey kitchen is open again too, so it's the perfect chance to come down for some dinner and some tunes.
	www.barebonespresents.com /info.html (78 words)

	Basic template - Strip for Sunday, February the 1st, 2004 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Strip 31 [12/30/2003] - The boss is wearing a diaper.
		Strip 29 [12/25/2003] - And to all a good night...
		Strip 21 [12/17/2003] - Jal has her first encounter with Mrs.
	dragonneo.com /~franko/istrip/index.php?strip_id=61 (608 words)

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