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1. about 1 year ago on Dick Tracy

   Didn’t know they were “lawmen,” but always great to see those comic greats mentioned.

2. almost 2 years ago on Dick Tracy

   The third Top brother?

3. almost 2 years ago on Dick Tracy

   I interviewed Rex Stout a long time ago. Not sure he ended the Columbia series. He did say that the studio hoped that they could get Charles Laughton and Humphrey Bogart, but wound up with Edward Arnold and Lionel Stander. At the time of our meeting, Universal was trying to get him to agree to a series of TV movies starring and directed by Orson Welles. Stout said he didn’t trust Welles and thought it made more sense financially to wait until after his death, when the literary series would end and his surviving family could sell TV and film rights. But the books continued, written by Robert Goldsborough in a style reminiscent of Stout’s.

4. almost 2 years ago on Dick Tracy

   Nero and Archie appeared in a relatively brief comic strip back in the 1950s, drawn by Mike Roy. His Archie resembled a blend of Darren McGavin and Kurt Russell.

5. about 2 years ago on Tarzan

   Anybody know the name of the strip’s artist?

6. almost 5 years ago on Dick Tracy

   Aside from the story — whatever the heck it is — the guest artist’s take on the strip is ugly and patronizing. Guess I’ll pass until Staton returns.

7. about 8 years ago on Tarzan

   Ignoring the new content, does anybody know who the current artist is. A big improvement.

8. about 9 years ago on Wizard of Id

   Marlon Brando – The Wild One

9. about 9 years ago on Tarzan

   Sounds a bit more like the Donald.

10. over 9 years ago on Rip Haywire

    Didn’t we just see this strip?