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Dana Carvey promotes new Beyond The Comics animated bits on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon
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Dana Carvey promotes new Beyond The Comics animated bits on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon

Sean L. McCarthyby Sean L. McCarthyJuly 11, 2014July 11, 20144

Dana Carvey did many things to entertain you Thursday night on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Carson — from playing a “Wheel of Impressions” with Fallon (in which they both dusted off impersonations of Al Pacino and Arnold Schwarzenegger), to …

Bill Watterson returned to the funny pages to guest-write “Pearls Before Swine” last week
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Bill Watterson returned to the funny pages to guest-write “Pearls Before Swine” last week

Sean L. McCarthyby Sean L. McCarthyJune 9, 2014

The famed cartoonist creator of Calvin and Hobbes, Bill Watterson, continues to slowly emerge once more. Last week, Watterson drew three days of strips as a guest-artist for Pearls Before Swine cartoonist Stephan Pastis. Pastis set it up in your …

Bill Watterson draws up his first pubilc cartoon since Calvin and Hobbes: The poster for “Stripped,” a new documentary about newspaper comic strips
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Bill Watterson draws up his first pubilc cartoon since Calvin and Hobbes: The poster for “Stripped,” a new documentary about newspaper comic strips

Sean L. McCarthyby Sean L. McCarthyFebruary 27, 2014February 27, 20142

Would you look at that?! It’s the movie poster for Stripped, a new documentary about the history of newspaper comic strips and what happens to them now that newspapers are dying. And perhaps just as symbolically important — the poster …

Area Woman Mourns Ironic Death: Remembering The Onion’s newspaper days
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Area Woman Mourns Ironic Death: Remembering The Onion’s newspaper days

Nicole E. Rogersby Nicole E. RogersNovember 12, 2013November 12, 2013

Before there was the viral video, before the Internet meme, before the Tweet and ReTweet, the Huffington Post and the Colbert Bump, there was The Onion headline. (You remember headlines, right? They’re like Tweets, only way fewer than 140 characters.) …

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