Dahl’s Boston
Francis W. Dahl was a cartoonist for the Boston Herald Traveler from 1930 well into the 1950s. He died in ’73. When my family moved to the Boston area in […]
Francis W. Dahl was a cartoonist for the Boston Herald Traveler from 1930 well into the 1950s. He died in ’73. When my family moved to the Boston area in […]
I’ve read this comic. The satires are ostensibly of movies, but of course any boxing drama cliches derive from Odets’ Golden Boy, and the legend of Caesar and Cleopatra were […]
You know what I do here. I post comic strips with theater themes. This time, they’re all from the invaluable GoComics, at http://www.gocomics.com. You should subscribe. I do. Herewith: • […]
I’ve lost the title and issue number this came from, but this is the final page from one of my all-time favorite Archie theater-themed stories. Stan Goldberg is clearly the […]
Another crop of theater-themed comics, culled from GoComics.com and Comics Kingdom (formerly Daily Ink): Dana Simpson’s foxy Ozy and Millie, Mike Baldwin’s gag panel Cornered, the ever-brilliant Cul de Sac […]
From the regularly magnificent Popeye comic book published by IDW, written by Roger Langridge and drawn by Vince Musacchia. Issue #11 is titled The Conniving […]
These Paper Bullets! (at Yale Rep through April 5) ain’t the only Shakespeare/Beatles blend out in the world right now. Towards the end of the graphic non-fiction narrative The Fifth […]
More mirth drawn from the invaluable strip site GoComics. The comics this time are by Scott Hilburn (The Argyle Sweater), Brian Anderson (Dog Eat Doug), Dan Thompson (Lost Sheep), Tak […]
Splash page from the “Archie Marries Betty” section of the current (34th) issue of Life With Archie, the magazine which charts the romances and careers of the Riverdale gang as […]