This blog has a long and noble tradition of posting art by fans of Cul de Sac, most of whom draw a whole lot better than the regular guy. On...

Just a few tweaks and some color and there 'tis.

My original plan was to have a week of Mom reading Lewis Carroll to Alice, with Alice responding in various annoying ways. Like here, where ...

Oh good, more repeats.

For all the supportive comments and emails. I was glad to hear from so many that you don't mind repeats* and that you'll still be he...

...is, as you might've noticed, a repeat of the strip from January 18, 2009 . If you hadn't noticed then please go ahead and enjoy i...

  Sparking Design , the web & print firm run by the indefatigable Chris Sparks and the irresistible Jamie King, has got the goods ! Her...

Here's something from the Post Weekend section from 1996 for Friday the Thirteenth. I also ran it last year, but almost too late for F...

  The Cul de Sac Golden Trasury; A Keepsake Garland of Classics is now #1 in Amazon's Kindle Store > Kindle eBooks > Ficti...

. I used the sled-dragging joke before, in December 2008 . It's even the same onomatopoeia. The drawing looks neater in the earlier vers...

Et voilá- here's the final mechanical for the next Cul de Sac book ! "Mechanical" is a technical printing term that I've n...

It's been a while since I posted one of these things. Let's see if I remember how to do it. I chose this strip to annotate because I...

Here are three roughs for the next Cul de Sac book . Which one will it be? See below. And the final cover- If this seems familiar...

I wrote this for Mike Cavna at Comic Riffs . For a little more, go here ; for much, much more, go here (it's worth it). For almost too...

Traditions are important; they're a way of saying, "I did it this way before and it seemed to work OK" or "I haven't ...

Or two whole days early if you're in Samoa.

When I was a kid we'd watch Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ring in the New Year,  brought to us in living black & white from...

Cul de Sac just started in the Bakersfield Californian, where it replaced the beloved English strip Fred Basset. Many readers are so far un...

Wouldn't this make a great all-purpose charming though slightly offensive Christmas card?

If it's not too much to ask, could everyone on the planet with internet access print this out, construct it as shown and display it in a...