“Dilbert” canceled by syndicate after creator Scott Adams makes racist comments
by The long-running comic strip “Dilbert” has been canceled by its syndicate, after creator Scott Adams made racist remarks on YouTube.
Tag: webcomics
The most famous American comic characters
A list of who I consider to be the most famous American comic characters, from Superman to the Incredible Hulk to the “Peanuts” gang.
10 favorite webcomics and comic strips (2022 edition)
A look at my 10 favorite webcomics and comic strips for 2022, from “AJ & Magnus” to the long-running newspaper strip “FoxTrot.”
DC Comics to partner with Webtoon on webcomics
DC Comics and Webtoon have announced a partnership to produce original webcomics featuring DC’s library of various characters.
Popular webcomic and comic strip sites
A look at some popular webcomic sites, from GoComics and Webtoon to creators who decided to self-host their comic strips.
10 favorite webcomics and comic strips (2021 edition)
A list of my 10 favorite webcomics and comic strips of 2021, including “AJ & Magnus,” “FoxTrot,” and “This Modern World.”
Comic review: “Kyle’s Bed & Breakfast”
A review of the comic strip “Kyle’s Bed & Breakfast,” about the soap opera goings-on at a fictional gay-oriented Long Island, NY B&B.
Comic review: “Questionable Content”
Today’s comic review is a look at the webcomic “Questionable Content” by Jeph Jacques, a “slice-of-life” strip featuring humans and sentient robots.
Comic review: “AJ & Magnus”
A review of “AJ & Magnus,” a webcomic by Bryan and Simon Steel about a gay couple, their energetic son, and their pet dog.
Anthony’s favorite webcomics and comic strips (2020 edition)
It’s time again for my now-annual post about my favorite webcomics and comic strips. Note it’s only currently-running strips, so don’t expect to see classics …