With Michael Maslin, Peter Arno, Bob Mankoff, Charles Schulz, Jeannie Schulz, Brian Anderson, Caitlin McGurk, Ernie ...

From the actual setting of the iconic comic strip to the origins of the titular cat's name, these facts prove Garfield fans still have more to learn.

Brian Anderson has two graphic novels based on the "Dog Eat Doug" characters — most notably Sophie, his real-life dog.

Creator Gary Larson has used all kinds of animals to make fans laugh in the usually hilarious one-panel comics, with quite a ...

Have you ever wondered what would happen if a sports team learned that, to advance in the standings or earn some award, they ...

The Art of the Deal takes a long time, but life is short and so while the lawsuits are filed and the surrenders on both sides ...

Mayne is the former ESPN broadcaster, contestant ever-so-briefly on “Dancing With The Stars,” and UNLV grad who is headlining ...

All of us cat owners consider our kitties one of a kind, and truth be told, each of them is unique. But then… they also have so much in common with other felines, and we can all agree on that as well.

In its six-decade quest to return to its New York roots, the classic musical “Funny Girl” got used to ... the script in the second act and added a comic monologue for the pioneering Fanny.

And funny.” Feiffer was known for writing the ... But his main claim to fame was the weekly comic strip “Feiffer,” which he penned for the Village Voice from 1956 to 2000 and was syndicated ...