Comic Strips

Peyo (Pierre Culliford, creator of the comic smurfs), was cremated. The location of his ashes remains unknown.

The Dilbert comic strip was first published in 1989 making Dilbert 25 years old in 2014. The comic began with Dilbert and Dogbert, the man and his dog.

I think you're refering to the Genie in one of the Warner Brothers' Looney Tunes cartoons ; where Bugs (Bugs Bunny) rubs a lamp and a genie apprears and grants him 3 -wishes .

Funny comics back then were more unfiltered with language, and funny comics now are more filtered to fit the demographics of the readers. Also, the type of humor used now is way different then the humor used back then.

Kerry G. Johnson is the writer and illustrator of the webcomic Harambee Hills.

Harambee Hills is about the fictional character, Gerard and his life working in the non-profit office workplace. He's an African-American father trying to make it in a hectic, but fun environment. Harambee Hills is the name of the fictional business park outside of Baltimore where all the workplace action takes place. The main scenes are at the association and the crazy interaction of a diverse array of co-workers and Gerard's revolving door of job applicants.

The official web site: www.HarambeeHills.com

Kerry G. Johnson's official web site: www.Kerrykraft.com

try ebay, someone might be selling one!

Without having any facts, I would think that Davis was influences in equal parts by Mort Walker (beetle Bailey) and Charles M. Schultz (Peanuts). This assumption is based on the tribute to Beetle Bailey that Davis did in celebration of the strips 40th anniversary, where Davis had his characters present a giant birthday cake (which curiously only had 39 candles) to Mort Walker on a greeting card. The way he draws limps, and especially feet, also suggests Walker. From Schultz, I think, Garfield has inherited Snoopy's tendency of philosophizing over existential questions, and reaching conlusions of questionable value.

But again, I don't have any hard facts. I myself would be interested in knowing the right answer.

Nancy Ritz , Fritzi Ritz , Sluggo Smith , Rollo , Irma , Spike , Oona Goosepimple , Marigold , Pee Wee and Poochie .

Garfield's nemesis is a gray cat named Nermal. During his first appearance it was stated that he was owned by Jon's parents. Fans often mistake him for a girl due to his long eyelashes and effeminate personality. His first appearance on the Garfield comic strip was in 1979 and has since appeared in the television show 'Garfield and Friends' and 'The Garfield Show' in addition to several DVD movies.

Dennis the Menace loves Root Beer.

Jazmine DuBois is a girl who is Huey's neighbor and friend .

Gil Smith (Joey McDonald) is now a devoted commercial photographer , father and husband . His photographs are in advertisements such as for Canon , Daimler-Chrysler , Alfa-Romeo , Hyundai, Oakley and the Arthritis Foundation .

Huey is the ten year old older brother of Riley who is eight years old. So to answer your question ...no

The Ghost who Walks was never a real main character in either the DC ( which you have selected) or Marvel pantheons, he is an independent character and did prowl around in the newspaper strips. he was created by Lee Falk. the tight-fitting costume suggests Batman in an airman:s flight suit- and the purple color suggests the occult. It is difficult to follow the phantom- but he ran in Canadian comic strips as ( le Fantome) so he does get around. if he ever had a theme song it would be- I Aint Got No Body! ( not bad as a Pentecostal theme song with a dove flying around the church- hey, that"s sacrilegious!)

You"ve got the wrong politician! Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia was known to have read newspaper proofs of comic strips over radio station WNYC as a (public Service) during a Newspaper strike. the popular idea of the(The mayor read the comics too) was decades later revived as part of a Reingold Beer Commercial. As far as is known FDR was not ever involved in any way ,shape of form with comic strips By the way a vignette of Mayor laGuardia reading the comics over the radio was featured on the cachet of the First day cover of the LaGuardia stamp. (covers only not the stamp itself sometimes runner-up stamp designs make the cover scene.)

Its like a 'yada yada yada' or 'etcetera'.

I found this on a blog (thechannelocho.blogspot.com/2007_10_01_archive.html):

"When I reach the saturation point an expressed though, there's nothing more to say besides "blah blah, woof woof". So was taught to me in the Summer of Love, 1967...in the morning at Woodstock when Jimi Hendrix took to the Stage. He started talking to the crowd but then trailed off "blah blah, woof woof" twice during his intro to the song "Isabella"."

The Far Side cartoonist Gary Larson is alive and well .

The first daily appearance was October 2, 1950 .

The black character in the Peanuts cartoons is named 'Franklin'.

Sgt. Snorkel has five stripes making him a SFC (Sergeant First Class)

If I understood your question correctly , "The Dog" who is a Border Collie from the comic strip 'Footrot Flats' is the main protagonist and is only known by that name .

Yes, Charles Schulz, the creator of the "Peanuts" comic strip, won multiple awards throughout his career including the Reuben Award, the National Cartoonists Society Humor Comic Strip Award, and the Peabody Award.

Camp Swampy

The Falkland islands

Greenland,

The most frequently asked question is "Why does Dilbert's tie curl up like that?" The answer is either A) It's a metaphor for his inability to control his environment or B) He's just glad to see you."