Luann Againn by Greg Evans for May 06, 2023

What about Pogo?

Fast forward to 2023 Luann, your brother ran circles around you as far as career, social and family life go by then, a success while you are not a failure but not much of anything…… . Maybe if you looked at improving yourself instead of finding faults with others you would not be the lonely girl in 2023 as most for your friends now have moved on with relationships and all, except Bern. Have fun with her….

Brad…by Greg…

What?

No Dick Tracy, the detective that once dispatched criminals in the most justifiably brutal fashion?

Speaking of Prince Valiant, I have a page to finish up right now.

I read Prince Valiant and Steve Canyon when I was a kid. I’m not familiar with the others, except Buz Sawyer sounds familiar.

Well, let’s not forget “Our Boarding House” by Gene Ahern! It ran for 63 years.

Brad DeGroot.

Daily illustrating what Garfield would look like if he were human!

I was a big fan of Buzz Sawyer and Rip Kirby in the early 1960s during the all-to-brief time my parents were willing to subscribe to the San Francisco Examiner. I became a Prince Valiant fan later on, and read Steve Canyon, though I wasn’t a major fan. I never cared much for Flash Gordon.

The Phantom and Mandrake the Magician by Lee Falk, Johnny Hazard by Frank Robbins, Buck Rogers by Dick Calkans who predates Flash Gordon by a few years.

—By Greg Evans, Luann. Give credit where credit is due….

I am quite enjoying reading the vintage Buzz Sawyer, Flash, Rip Kirby, Secret Agent X-9 and many others at comics kingdom. I like Buzz and Rip a lot!

Richard Fenton Outcault’s “The Yellow Kid,” which debuted in The New York World in 1896, is generally credited as the first comic strip. It was a serial, single-panel comic featuring a sort of aged baby on whose saclike yellow garment were printed words that he presumably spoke or thought. -from Google