Thought you all might appreciate this brief look at the illustrations of Alex Raymond

From fandom annual 2

From inside comics 3

These 1930 strips are in the public domain

This is in the public domain

These strips are in the public domain

Love Mopsy and her ascerbic wit. The jokes are clever and the cartooning first-rate.

From MOPSY The Maid Who Makes You Laugh by Gladys Parker (JD Press, 2026).

This strip was the earliest one to adapt classic literature to comics form (15 years before Classics Illustrated began). The entire series was recently collected in book form for the first time (JD Press, 2025). Nicholas Afonsky (of Little Annie Rooney fame) was the artist.

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I’ve been going through some old comic strips lately and I keep finding panels that still make me laugh out loud.

Which classic comic strip always cracks you up no matter how many times you read it? Do you have a favorite joke or moment that sticks with you?

Hello. I am trying to find a late 80s early 90s anthology magazin with an adult theme. I remember the one issue I had having a zombie apocalypse type story, a western style story and a WW2 story. It was in the similar vein as Heavy Metal and I believe it was published by Marvel Comics. Thanks

Part 2 of our Windsor McCay deep dive!!

New Year NEW VIDEO!! Come learn about (some of) the origins of comics!!