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I was wondering — and I will be doing proper research on the question —
but has anyone had a longer continuous run on a daily comic strip than
Charles Schulz?

The ones that come to mind as possible contenders are Lee Falk (but I’m
not sure how long he worked directly on the strip — he still might!) and
Leonard Starr (unclear on the dates). Maybe V.T. Hamlin? I’m afraid I
might have missed someone, particularly someone less obvious. Any ideas?

Tom Spurgeon
The Comics Journal

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Has anyone else tried the Houston Chronicle Build Your Own Comics Page?

I was very happy to find out about this.  It’s just what I’ve been wanting.
 I can start a page building and when I come back…it’s all there for me
to see without all the "backs" and waiting!

Now if I can just afford a 56k modem…

Julia Skiles

I do hope this message of self-promotion isn’t too intrusive into this
group, but I’d like to issue this open invitation to visit my website
on the remote chance that you might enjoy my little effort I call

:: DAILY DOODLE ::

Daily Doodle has usually been pretty much what it sounds like, a daily
graphic of some sort or other, maybe something scanned, maybe
something created entirely in-computer; maybe b&w, maybe 16-color,
maybe funny, maybe just a sketch, whatever I feel like, indulgent
self-web-publishing at its daily doodliest.

However, right now (Monday 4 August), Daily Doodle has just entered
the fifth and final week of a series titled

:: END OF THE ROAD ::

Set in a time when flying cars have become the norm and the old
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The latest doodle and six-week archive
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Last Saturday, I received the worst rejection letter imagineable from
one of the major syndicates.  If you want to see it, visit the Jargon
website.  You’ll laugh.  You’ll cry.

Phil

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  Greetings,

 I’m searching for Erotic Cartoons?.. Does anybody knows where I could
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In article <33DABC02.3…@penn.com>, jo…@penn.com wrote:

> what are the copyright laws about drawing your own pic ????

Who drew the pic is basically irrelevant.  If your use of the
picture takes advantage of the popularity and recognizability
of another’s work, then you are legally required to get permission
from the copyright holder, or you may face civil prosecution.
So if you draw the pic and keep it to yourself, there’s no problem.
But once it’s published or distributed, you’re liable.

The only exception is parody, which is covered by the First
Amendment protection of free speech, and even then the protection
is narrowly defined and limited.