Gary Larson, creator of The Far Side, is known for making just about anything funny in his iconic strip, even supposedly "dangerous" mafia mobsters.

IN an upcoming “Opus” Sunday comic strip, Berkeley Breathed’s affable waterfowl Opus comes across an iPod-toting twentysomething who has no clue what a newspaper is. In the strip’s eight ...

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.

Whether it was an unconscious or deliberate choice, this panel style elevated an incredibly funny comic strip to new heights, making it as hilarious as it is moving.

When I was in grade school, they called the comics section the funny-pages, because all the comic strips would at least bring a smile to your face. I still read the funny-pages first thing in the ...

Since it first hit the funny pages back in 1980, Gary Larson’s The Far Side flipped the whole comic strip game.

What started as a tool to deal with depression and anxiety has turned into a relatable comic exploring difficult moments in life through the lens of humor. In the process, the same series has ...

Rather than treading on sacred ground, Luca Debus and Francesco Matteuzzi’s “Peanuts”-style biography brings Charles M. Schulz and the strip together as one.

Apr. 15—At a time when digital art and photography — much of it created not just with but by computers — one Cochranton native has found success with traditional drawings in an old-school format. "I ...

As the USA TODAY network rolls out a new comics lineup, we dive into the history of the art form and its impact on American culture.