Over at the worthy project known as the ASIFA-Hollywood Animation Archive, Steve Worth has been posting a

This just in: Sid Jacobson and Ernie Colon, the editor and artist, respectively, of a boatload of Harvey comics over several decades, have collaborated on a graphic novel adaptation of the 9/11 commission’s report.

I’m tempted to insert gratuitious references to Jackie Jokers here, but this actually sounds like it’s worth a look, at least–Colon is [...]

It’s been a long time since Carl Anderson’s Henry made headlines. But this fascinating New York Times story, involving Anderson’s successor Don Trachte, a forged Norman Rockwell painting, and a wall with a secret panel, puts the lovable, mouthless scamp back in the game.

If you find yourself anywhere near Northern California between now and May, take a side trip to Santa Rosa–and visit the Charles M. Schulz Museum, which is currently housing two exhibits that are worth your time.

“Sugar and Spice: Little Girls in the Funnies” is about…well, little girls in the funnies. It includes some Peanuts originals, [...]