A word of warning: Petey doesn't move a muscle all week. I find it makes things easier to draw if they're static and repetitive (a...

Alice communes with Nature, in condensed, easily accessible form. Every kid needs a shrub to hide in. I've had several and I was inti...

This is the rough of today's strip I sent to Stacy Curtis for inking. I draw the roughs on Canson Marker Layout, a semi-translucent pa...

This is a clip job of previous posts and is meant to shed some light on a character who is a little hard to explain. Below is the first ap...

So I inked these two strips all by myself, which is kind of novel these days. Either he's gotten a new haircut or I've forgotte...

As long as we're talking about art auctions, here's an Almanac from 2006, when perfume magnate Ronald Lauder paid about $135 milli...

Take a look at this line up ! Wouldn't any of them look nice over your sofa or fireplace?

A few weeks ago I talked to Glenn Fleishman , the well-respected writer on technology who's also been a sound-board operator, typesetter...

Here, for the first time anywhere (unless Chris sparks has beaten me to it), is the official ad that Heritage Auctions has put together for ...

Now that you've committed Chris Sparks' interview to memory you need to do the same with Tom Racine's interview with Stacy Curt...

It's kind of an Easter tradition around here to post this old Almanac cartoon, Okay, posting old cartoons is more like a daily tradition...

Tall Tale Radio's Tom Racine, who's got a Golden Voice and knows how to use it, talks to Chris Sparks  about comics, comic book sh...

Starting tomorrow, March 26th, I'll be producing Cul de Sac with the assistance of Stacy Curtis . Stacy's a cartoonist, illustrator...

So I'm back to work in the funny pages on Monday, with a few changes.

Reposted for like the umpty-umpth time, plus one.

This week's strips will likely debut on the New York Times Children's Picture Book Bestseller List, because pretty much everything...

There's a good interview with Ruben Bolling by Tom Spurgeon over at The Comics Reporter . Which you should be reading every day, you know.

Collected here for the first time. Enjoy it while you can. On Sunday they're going back in the vault.

Here's a preview of the first strip I've inked since circa 19-aught-12. It's a Sunday page and it took me 14 hours of con...

At the drawing board this week is Mr. Lincoln Peirce, who knows how to do a kid strip better than anybody, seeing as how he's been drawi...