On a state visit, France's president announced the loan of the tapestry embroidered with scenes of the 1066 Norman invasion.

Chris Pratt has signed to re-voice Garfield in Alcon Entertainment’s animated theatrical motion picture sequel to The ...

Once upon a time, a comic book didn’t need to be dark, grim, or gritty to be successful. Comic books — evolving from newspaper comic strips — were often referred to as “funny books” or “the funnies.” ...

With poignant wisdom and gentle wit, Charles M. Schulz reinvented the form and introduced the nation to Charlie Brown, Snoopy, Linus, Lucy and so many more indelible characters ...

The longest-running comics are a testament to the importance of including comic strips in newspapers because of the immense joy readers take in seeing familiar characters time and again.

From left to right, the first comic strips appearances of Popeye, Tintin, and Buck Rogers. All three enter the public domain as of 2025.

Newspaper comics are an original American art form and heroes like Dick Tracy and Dagwood Bumstead are still going strong in long-running comic strips ...

For those who still read newspapers the old-fashioned way, on paper and ink, the comic pages never really went away. The Tribune played a part in their story.

Some of comics’ most iconic characters found their homes in these long-running comic strips, from Dick Tracy to Beetle Bailey. In some cases, they’re icons from another era, but that doesn’t keep many ...

He hates Mondays, he’s No. 1 at the box office and he’s been the subject of a lot of weirdness over the last 40-plus years.

Many noteworthy comic strips were born in the World, including Ohio-born Richard F. Outcault's "Hogan's Alley," considered the first commercially successful newspaper comic strip.