1902 Sunday Comic: The Dictionary Illustrated

Origins of the Sunday Comics

1902 Artist Predicts Social Media

Click and click again for larger version at Origins of the Sunday Comics

1901 Nursery Rhyme Parody Showing the Fate of Toys

From Go Comics (Click)

The 1842 rhyme ~

Solomon Grundy
Born on Monday
Christened on Tuesday
Married on Wednesday
Ill on Thursday
Worse on Friday
Died on Saturday
Buried on Sunday
That is the end of Solomon Grundy.

A Delightful Story Coaster

From Incidental Comics (Where you can order this as a poster.)

Original Manuscripts

…before being sent to the publisher (according to Grant Snider)

Driving an Idea

Overdue Media

Shakespeare in the Park

From Incidental Comics

No Wonder They Don’t Get It!

Only if it Works

Incidental Comics

by Grant Snider, who (with tongue firmly planted in cheek, I’m sure) doesn’t  “advocate drug use – unless it leads to great works of literature”.

The Very Cool Pulp-O-Mizer

So much fun and could be great for school projects.
Make your own at PULP-O-MIZER

Discovered at TYWKIWDBI