Mickey Mouse knows what you’ve been reading online and is not-so-silently judging you.

Got to keep up appearances! Catch up on the zany adventures of Uncle Scrooge Walt Disney's Uncle Scrooge: "Lost Beneath the Sea": The Complete Carl Barks Disney Library Vol. 30, out now! https://ow.ly/5zmb50ZkN3H

Monday again…

Peanuts by Schulz: Thursday, May 14, 1964

Peanuts by Schulz: Monday, March 5, 1984

#mondaypost

Peanuts by Schulz: Wednesday, January 26, 1994

Happy 5th of July? Oops…

Peanuts by Schulz: Tuesday, August 28, 1984

Peanuts by Schulz: Tuesday, September 8, 1964

Today the gang at @unpackingpeanuts.bsky.social brings us the untold story of one of the Revolutionary War’s unsung heroes… Snoopy?

I’m happy that I have started drawing my little friends Fluffy and Mervin a little bit more often lately. They’re always alive in a corner of my mind somewhere.

Oscar the Grouch.

Getting all artsy today with Fluffy and Mervin:

So which ones are Kitz and Katz, and which are Fizzy and Fuzzy? Trying to answer that question makes my mind all fizzy and fuzzy!

Me, I don’t like Thursday.

Looks like early Thimble Theatre strips are getting new collections. The decade of strips before Popeye showed up. www.lulu.com/shop/elzie-c...

Beware the Red Hand!

Shermy spotted in Camp Snoopy Season Two, doing what he does best…standing around!

Happy Wednesday! Nancy is up to something… (That sounds like the title of a book collection of Nancy strips).

Good Ol’ Shermy!

Watching 1001 Rabbit Tales. These Looney Tunes compilation films may seem quaint now, but they’re a good way to kill some time and watch a bunch of Looney Tunes shorts.

Sugar free blue raspberry syrup in carbonated water. It looks like I’m drinking a Smurf soda.

Well, so much for June…

I really need to just stay off of social media more often. There are too many times I’m tempted to respond to posts that I really don’t want to get bogged down in.

Aside from the art and humor of the strip, Caroline Cash’s work on Nancy stands out for her fantastic use of spotting blacks and zip-a-tone. Thanks to @unpackingpeanuts.bsky.social and their occasional discussion of spotting blacks during The Great Peanuts Re-read”, I’ve been noticing it more.

Happy 75th Birthday to Don Rosa, Scrooge McDuck’s biographer.

“Therefore, send not to know For whom the bell tolls, It tolls for thee.”

Sunday Peanuts by Schulz: Sunday, September 19, 1971