Comic Strips

Reformer Carl Schurz was known for his efforts in education reform and civil service reform. He did not abolish anything specifically, but he worked to improve government transparency and reduce corruption in the civil service system.

Beetle Bailey is typically seen wearing a green army uniform with a round helmet. His outfit includes boots and a tie.

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No, there is no information to suggest that Charles M. Schulz was a recovering alcoholic. He was known for creating the popular comic strip "Peanuts."

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Linus, Lucy, Schroeder, Peppermint Patty, and others. Too many to mention.

Jim Davis is best known for creating the popular comic strip "Garfield." He has written and illustrated numerous books featuring the lasagna-loving cat, such as "Garfield at Large," "Garfield Takes the Cake," and "Garfield Bigger Than Life." Davis has also collaborated on various Garfield-themed books with other writers and artists.

Cartoonist Charles M. Schulz, creator of the comic strip Peanuts, died February 12, 2000 (aged 77), in Santa Rosa, California of complications from colon cancer.

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"Dilbert" is a popular US comic strip that satirizes office life. Created by Scott Adams, the comic strip follows the misadventures of an engineer named Dilbert in his office workplace, often poking fun at corporate culture and office politics.

Queen Aleta, wife of Prince Valiant Blondie, now 76 years old-was voted the top comic strip Queen among the 36 daily and Sunday comics carried in The Times-Tribune and also the Sunday Times.

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I don"t know about Stacy, but one WAS done on Barbara ( Babs) M"divani- nee Hutton, who married into a Russian emigre family. the Mdivani boys were always getting into gun fights, one died in a freak ( dueling accident) with his brother, and other scrapes. ( Mad Russians ) in a sense. Since Ms Mdivani was a real woman- maybe there were off-color comics (not for kids) on Anastasia. Just imagine a three way orgy between Anastasia, Krushchev and His honor, Minister of Justice, Mr. Kerensky! it"s possible.

The butler in "Annie" is named Drake. He works for the wealthy Daddy Warbucks and helps take care of Annie.

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In Roald Dahl's book "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory," Charlie Bucket's father is alive and works in a toothpaste factory. There is no mention of his death in the story.

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"Beetle Bailey" is a comic strip about a lazy soldier named Beetle Bailey and his interactions with the other soldiers and authority figures at the fictional Camp Swampy army base. Created by Mort Walker, the strip has been running since 1950 and is known for its humor centered around military life and bureaucracy.

A Middle-aged solid citizen who was chunky and usually wore glasses . Joseph Kearns played him in live action TV. We never learn his first name, but his wife"s name was Martha. By a bizarre coincidence a wacked-out terrorist plot by an Israeli extreme group who had targeted the UN, ( fortunately stopped by the Police) was code-named (Dennis the Menace) another JMr. Wilson, (Woodrow) was in effect the founder of the League of Nations the forerunner of the modern United Nations. The coincidence was apt! Somewhat oddly we never learn the family identity of Margaret, who was a comic relief character, also bespectacled. (never a heroic eyeglass wearer, notice The angles) She might have been Wilson"s daughter but it was never really hinted at. Dennis Mitchell was the menace boy"s name. His father was Henry Mitchell who worked as an engineer for the Trask Corporation. many unanswered questions.l Dennis looked more like his Blonde mother.l

There is not a "true" answer here, probably Gasoline Alley's creator Frank King did not foresee the strip lasting long enough for this to become an issue when he decided to have his characters age in real time. In recent strips Walt's birth year has been given as 1900, which would make him 111 or 112, but strips from the early years suggest that he was born before that (for example, he served in World War I; and a 1900 birthdate would make him just 21 when he adopted Skeezix, who himself is 92 now). And there have been notable inconsistencies in the real-time aging, for example Joel and Rufus have not aged perceptibly during their decades in the strip (Joel is also a World War I vet, and so would have to be well over 100 now too).

So anyway, the short answer is Walt is old enough to have left the current GA cartoonist with a pretty sticky dilemma...he had some of the other original key cast (Doc, Avery, Bill) die "off-stage," and the death of Walt's wife Phyllis was depicted in the strip in 2004. Whatever he does is not going to be the end of his problems if the strip continues, since Skeezix and Nina are now both in their 90s.

I'm unable to browse the internet to find specific Farside cartoons for you. However, you can search for Farside cartoons on the official Farside website or on social media platforms like Pinterest or Instagram for a wide selection of Gary Larson's iconic comics.

In the comic strip "Mary Worth," the titular character lives in an apartment located in Charterstone Complex. This fictional complex is set in or around the town of Santa Royale.