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 Valley Press comics Start your day with the funnies!
The Valley Press publishes a full page of comics daily, plus a full-color comics section each Sunday for paid subscribers and those who buy at newsstands. In addition, there are panels and strips scattered throughout the paper every day.
As an "Internet moment," we receive our comics pages complete, just as you see them in the newspaper, using the Internet as the delivery medium. The comics are scanned and the page composed in Florida and posted to an FTP site from which we download it. The page is not viewable on the Web.
Comics, their artists, the syndicates which distribute their work and e-mail addresses or Web sites where they show their work (where available) are:
Arlo and Janis, by Jimmy Johnson, NEA. Classic Comics daily in the Classified section; no Sunday.
Beetle Bailey, by Mort Walker, King Features, www.beetlebailey.com Classic Comics daily in the Classified section and Sunday.
Blondie, by Dean Young and John Marshall, United Media, www.blondie.com. Daily and Sunday.
Born Loser, by Art Sansom, NEA. Daily; no Sunday.
Classic Peanuts, by Charles Schultz, United Media, www.snoopy.com. Daily and Sunday.
For Better or for Worse, by Lynn Johnston, United Media, www.fbofw.com. Daily and Sunday.
Frank and Ernest, by Bob Thaves, Classic Comics in the Classified section; no Sunday. www.frankandearnest.com. email: BobThaves@aol.com.
Frazz, by Jef Mallett, United Media, www.comics.com, e-mail: jetmallett@yahoo.com. Daily and Sunday.
Fred Basset, by Alex Graham, Associated Newspapers Ltd. Daily; no Sunday.
Garfield, by Jim Davis, Universal Press Syndicate, www.garfield.com. Daily and Sunday.
Get Fuzzy, by Darby Conley, United Media, www.comics.com . Daily comics; no Sunday.
Foxtrot, by Bill Amend, Universal Press Syndicate. Sunday only.
Hagar the Horrible, by Chris Browne, King Features. Daily and Sunday.
Herman, by Jim Unger, Classic Comics in the Classified section. No Sunday.
Jump Start, by Robb Armstrong, King Features. Daily and Sunday.
Luanne, by Greg Evans, United Media, www.luannsroom.com. Daily and Sunday.
Marmaduke, by Brad Anderson, United Media. Sunday only.
Marvin, by Tom Armstrong, King Features. Daily and Sunday.
Mother Goose and Grimm, by Mike Peters, King Features, www.grimmy.com. Daily and Sunday.
Pearls Before Swine, by Stephan Pastis, United Media. Daily and Sunday.
Pickles, by Brian Crane, Washington Post Writers Group. Daily and Sunday.
Real Life Adventures, by Gary Wise and Lance Aldrich, Universal Press Syndicate. Daily; no Sunday.
Rose is Rose, by Pat Brady, United Media, www.roseisrose.com Daily and Sunday.
Rubes, by Palmdale resident Lee Ruben. Daily in the main news section.
Sally Forth, by Francesco Marciuliano, by Craig Macintosh, King Features. Sunday only.
Ziggy, by Tom Wilson and Tom Wilson II, Universal Press Syndicate. Daily and Sunday.
Zits, by Jerry Scott and Jim Borgman, King Features. Daily and Sunday.
Opinion page cartoons:
Mallard, by Bruce Tinsley, King Features.
Moderately Confused, by Jeff Stahler, NEA
Business page cartoons:
Dilbert, by Scott Adams, United Media, www.dilbert.com, scottadams@aol.com. Daily business and Sunday comics.
Artists on the Web
Artists sell their work to newspapers through syndicates some of which have World Wide Web home pages on which the artists' work, additional information about the artists, and e-mail links may appear.
King Features Syndicate home page
NEA
United Feature Syndicate
Universal Press Syndicate home page
United Media home page
Washington Post Writers Group
Advertisers will be interested in the availability of spadea folds and gate folds as a way of carrying their message to readers of the popular Sunday comics pages. Four-color advertising is available on the front page of the color comics each Sunday.
Contact the Retail Advertising Department at (661) 273-2700 for details about advertising in the Sunday Comics. Updated January 1, 2008
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