Peanuts, Krazy Kat, Pogo, Cul de Sac, and other comic strips influenced or were influenced by Calvin and Hobbes. The beloved comic strip Calvin and Hobbes ran for ten years during the 1980s and 1990s.

Google is celebrating the 107th anniversary of the comic strip by Winsor McCay named Little Nemo. The comic strip originated on October 15, 1905 in the ...

Comic strips by Winsor McCay. April 8, 1906 Sunday Press Books, Palo Alto. Winsor McCay "It was just supposed to be for me and my friends," Peter Maresca said of the art book sleeper of the year ...

Whether through slapstick humor, romance, or high adventure, the comic strip medium offers something for everyone. ... Little Nemo in Slumberland was a weekly strip written and drawn by Winsor McCay.

Cartoonist Winsor McCay inspired artists from Walt Disney to Bill Watterson. His first comic strip was created for The Cincinnati Enquirer in 1903. McCay hand-drew some of the first animated films ...

Cartoonist Winsor McCay, creator of “Little Nemo in Slumberland” and early animated films, drew his first comic strip at The Enquirer in 1903.

Winsor McCay’s “Little Nemo in Slumberland,” born on the comics pages of the New York Herald in 1905, is considered among the masterpieces of a medium never meant to be taken seriously. Like ...

Some of McCay’s editorial cartoons and comic strips featured dinosaurs and dinosaur skeletons. It’s also relevant to point out that McCay was “one of the first cartoonists to pick up on the ...

Winsor McCay is widely regarded as one of America's greatest cartoonists. His early 20th century comic strips ("Little Sammy Sneeze," "Dream of the Rarebit Fiend") and animated shorts ("Gertie the ...

The 107th anniversary of “Little Nemo” by Winsor McCay is celebrated with a Google Doodle today. It was a masterpiece of cartooning from a man who created his art like a man possessed. McCay ...

Today’s Google Doodle marks the 107th anniversary of Winsor McCay’s Little Nemo in Slumberland -- and if McCay were alive today, he might have created this unfolding piece of whimsy himself ...

For the first time in a century Winsor McCay's "Little Nemo" appears as intended, in a coffee-table book. It sold out a 5,000-copy print run, and Maresca plans a similar Frank King Sunday book ...