Even though some newspaper comic strips have endured for nearly a century, featuring characters with outdated hairstyles (sorry, Blondie) and outfits (really, Beetle Bailey?), who never learned not to ...

I still read the funnies. The comics page is one of my first stops every morning, after the newspaper lands on the porch. I have a pattern to reading them, so Pearls Before Swine is usually last, ...

When I started at The Enquirer in 1998, I was a bit star struck. Still roaming the newsroom were some of the writers I had grown up reading – bylines like John Erardi, Howard Wilkinson and Jim ...

One of my earliest memories of newspapers was sneaking a peek at the comics section before my mom and dad had a chance to read the paper. I was probably about 10 years old when this started. I'd ...

In the bustling world of journalism, few elements evoke nostalgia and a sense of whimsy quite like the comics page. They offer a delightful escape into a world of humor, adventure, pesky antics and ...

In the bustling world of journalism, few elements evoke nostalgia and a sense of whimsy quite like the comics page. They offer a delightful escape into a world of humor, adventure, pesky antics and ...

Comics are an important part of the newspaper for many readers who like to take a few minutes each day for a good laugh. Our offerings in the Gaston Gazette have evolved over the years to reflect the ...

Newspaper comics are a beloved, time-honored tradition. And we have some changes coming that we think will enhance our offerings and your reader experience with our print pages. We are transitioning ...