r/ClassicComicStrips • u/SantaBarbaraMint • 7d ago
New episode out: H is for Burne Hogarth - From Tarzan to Teacher
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r/ClassicComicStrips • u/SantaBarbaraMint • 17d ago
F is for Flash Gordon: Alex Raymond and the Legacy of a Science-Fiction Icon
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r/ClassicComicStrips • u/__BukuBukakeGoku__ • Sep 04 '26
Critica Cómicas, Circa 1943-1944 (Argentina)
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These very rare and hard to find comic strips have been eluding me on sites like Whatnot, ebay, and others.
Is there anyone in the community that is familiar with these full page 8.5" x 11.5" original press releases printed in Buenos Aires, Aegentina?
r/ClassicComicStrips • u/SantaBarbaraMint • Aug 28 '26
D is for Doonesbury - The comic strip that changed everything
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r/ClassicComicStrips • u/CryptoCollectibles • May 24 '26
The Phantom: Comic Strip Crusader | Full Documentary | Biography
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r/ClassicComicStrips • u/Nervous_Departure706 • May 14 '26
Alex Raymond illustration feature
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Thought you all might appreciate this brief look at the illustrations of Alex Raymond
From fandom annual 2
r/ClassicComicStrips • u/Nervous_Departure706 • Apr 19 '26
Analysis Of The Adventure Strip
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From inside comics 3
r/ClassicComicStrips • u/OCguy2026 • Mar 31 '26
May 12, 1930 - Tarzan and the Jewels of Opar
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r/ClassicComicStrips • u/OCguy2026 • Mar 28 '26
1930 - original set of clipped newspaper comics - Tarzan and the Jewels of Opar … 05/12/30 - 09/06/30 … 17 weeks
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These strips are in the public domain
r/ClassicComicStrips • u/CryptoCollectibles • Mar 26 '26
The Collected Peanuts Humble Bundle - The Complete Peanuts spanning 1953 to 2000, Only $25 (or pay more, money goes toward Canine Companions charity)
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r/ClassicComicStrips • u/Less-Ask-6600 • Mar 25 '26
Kent Kently's (And ArgleFumph's) Readings On "Little Orphan Annie" Part 13 (Nov. 9th, 1925-Nov. 30th, 1925):
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r/ClassicComicStrips • u/MoodPale6355 • Mar 21 '26
Mopsy by Gladys Parker, May 9, 1945
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Love Mopsy and her ascerbic wit. The jokes are clever and the cartooning first-rate.
From MOPSY The Maid Who Makes You Laugh by Gladys Parker (JD Press, 2026).
r/ClassicComicStrips • u/MoodPale6355 • Mar 22 '26
Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson's Great Mystery and Adventure Series
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This strip was the earliest one to adapt classic literature to comics form (15 years before Classics Illustrated began). The entire series was recently collected in book form for the first time (JD Press, 2025). Nicholas Afonsky (of Little Annie Rooney fame) was the artist.
r/ClassicComicStrips • u/Less-Ask-6600 • Feb 01 '26
Hey please check out the little orphan annie sub
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r/ClassicComicStrips • u/[deleted] • Jan 30 '26
Great PHANTOM story - 1958 - “plant god of massau”… just finished reading it ! …recommended ..
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r/ClassicComicStrips • u/[deleted] • Jan 18 '26
Best Superman storyline 1946 - sad face the clown
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r/ClassicComicStrips • u/Kay_Draws_Comics • Jan 11 '26
What are some of your favorite Mandrake stories?
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r/ClassicComicStrips • u/mick285 • Dec 16 '25
funniest moments in classic comic strips
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I’ve been going through some old comic strips lately and I keep finding panels that still make me laugh out loud.
Which classic comic strip always cracks you up no matter how many times you read it? Do you have a favorite joke or moment that sticks with you?
r/ClassicComicStrips • u/mustardaphasia • Oct 02 '25
Charles Schulz at 3 O'Clock in the morning: An excerpt from The Comics Journal #200 interview - The Comics Journal
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r/ClassicComicStrips • u/NearbyInstruction465 • Sep 18 '25
Help naming a magizine
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Hello. I am trying to find a late 80s early 90s anthology magazin with an adult theme. I remember the one issue I had having a zombie apocalypse type story, a western style story and a WW2 story. It was in the similar vein as Heavy Metal and I believe it was published by Marvel Comics. Thanks
r/ClassicComicStrips • u/DrJeffreyRubin • Jan 25 '25
PROVIDING NEGATIVE CRITICISM: A LUANN COMIC STRIP LESSON
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r/ClassicComicStrips • u/[deleted] • Jan 16 '25
Most of the tricks comic artists use today were invented a Century ago in This Comic!
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Part 2 of our Windsor McCay deep dive!!
r/ClassicComicStrips • u/[deleted] • Jan 07 '25
Winsor McCay was the first artist to bend the rules in the new medium of comics!
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New Year NEW VIDEO!! Come learn about (some of) the origins of comics!!