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Comics strips capably speak for themselves. Even very young children can understand them and like to hear them read aloud. At the turn of the Nineteenth Century, The Yellow Kid cartoon (above) initiated the concept of yellow journalism, or sensationalism, but the funnies mostly prompt smiles and convey subtle points. I chose a few that have marked my reading enjoyment, evoking nostalgic thoughts when I come across them again.
Snuffy Smith:
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Dagwood and Blondie:
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Nancy:
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Beetle Bailey:
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Peanuts:
Calvin and Hobbes:
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The Far Side:
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Did I overlook your favorite?
The Amazing Bird Collection 
What a delightful trip down memory lane. Are comics still printed in papers? I only get a local and everything else is online or tv. Thanks
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Yes, the Fort Wayne paper still has a black and white comic page every day, and a color section on Sundays. I hope they always will!
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