Dick Tracy by Mike Curtis and Charles Ettinger for November 26, 2022

the-HELL?!?

Good morning™, everyone!

Today would have been Charles Shulz’s 100th birthday if he were still alive. Several events are going on this year to commemorate it. For Will Eisner’s 100th birthday, there was a whole story, but I’m sure that this is just a one-off.

When I got my first job part-time as a young teenager, I spent a lot of what I earned on Peanuts paperbacks. I have an affection for it.

MeTV has also been airing the first two “Peanuts” movies. ✨

Nice job!

Good morning™, curviest curve balls yet !

I had to look to make sure I didn’t click to a different place. That this is/would be Mr. Schulz’s one-hundredth B-day I am in full accord with the tribute and like how it ‘marries’ two different strips.

Excellent! Well done tribute to an icon.

Can we get a whole months worth? It would be better than the normal unsatisfying stories of late!

Great tribute by Mike & Shelley to arguably the greatest daily comic strip cartoonish of all time.I guess a new Dick Tracy story will start tomorrow. Maybe we’ll finally learn more about the old man in the garage & his connection to Tracy. It could make for a great Christmastime story. But I’m not holding my breath, either.

That should be “greatest daily comic strip cartoonist of all time.”

Cool!

That is an excellent tribute….many of the strips I follow on here have a Charles Schulz tribute theme.

WONDERFUL TRIBUTE!!! Love it!

Snoopy cycling Flattop Jones could not be better, thanks, artists!

It will be interesting to see which Peanuts’ character plays Sam Catchem!

And now, for something completely different….

Oh this was excellent! Well done! Liberty Meadows, and Phoebe and her Unicorn also has a tribute

Snoopy is FlattopCharlie Brown is Warren Beatty

My favorite comic when I was a kid. I got Peanuts Classics in hardcover and others.

★★★★★

Someone spiked Mike’s Thanksgiving Turkey with LSD

And that old man is STILL in his garage looking thru paperwork

It turns out that list is nowhere near complete. Check dailycartoonist.com for corrections.

If Chester Gould was a substitute artist for Charles Schulz back in the day.

I like it!

Very nice tribute to Sparky Schultz!

Oh, wow – now that’s a great twist!! Good artwork!

Homage to C. Gould AND C. Schultz.

I love Snoopy doing a Flattop look with his ears!

oh this is great!

I liked the Baby Blues tribute to Peanuts (a comic that ran out of new ideas decades before it sorta ended (dam reruns in my online* newspaper take up room that could go to a deserving new comic. And that goes for Doonesbury too! Except for the Sunday new ones)

Didn’t want anyone to think I read an old analog newspaper and then went around with ink on my hands all day. (I kinda miss spreading one out on a lazy Sunday though)

I was truly looking forward to a surprise development in the existing story. I guess it really did finish with a big fart and a little belch.

Ah yes….wise words good grief! Great cartoon!

Here’s the criminal Big Nose getting ready to attack his supper.

Snoopy can now add Flattop to his repertoire which includes Joe Cool, the WWI Flying Ace, and others.

This was unexpected. ;)

Happy Charles Schulz’ Birthday!

Love this.

A excellent tribute. Happy 100th Birthday Sparky. You are missed.

Haven’t gone through most of the tribute toons yet, but this is my favorite so far right down to the classic zigzag line added to the trenchcoat!

Now, that’s funny. —An unexpected tribute to Sparky, and well-executed: Snoopy as Flattop is wonderful, and integrating Charlie Brown’s trademark zigzag decor into Tracy’s yellow trenchcoat is also clever.

The 100th anniversary of the birth of Charles M. Schulz….

Luv it!!

I love the tribute to the 100 year birthday of Charles Shultz !!!

Nicely done. Peanuts and Dick Tracy, in my opinion, anyway, are probably the greatest two newspaper strips in history. And, in my opinion, this is the only way I care to see crossovers in this strip… an obvious, one time tip of the cap to another strip. I’m glad this wasn’t handled the way of so many other crossovers here

BRILLIANT