Comic strips feature some of ... and creativity intertwine to produce long narratives in daily ... Beginning in 1936 and getting a full-color Sunday strip in 1938, The Phantom details the ...

Spoiler alert: Monday's "Mark Trail" installment includes a surprise. This is no longer your grandparents' — or your parents' or even your own — Mark Trail. This is a 21st-century version of ...

Change comes slowly in the world of Mark Trail, the nature-loving hero of a comic strip that debuted in the funny pages way all the way back in 1946.

Your local paper's comics page is usually an elephant graveyard of half-realized punchlines and the inchoate mutterings of cartoonists who realized it's ...

This Latina artist gave 74-year-old nature comic Mark Trail a ‘Mad Men’-inspired makeover Cartoonist Jules Rivera talks about the trouble with facial stubble and updating the syndicated strip ...

Regarding the May 12 Free for All letter about the comic strips “Judge Parker” and “Mark Trail,” and the May 26 letter in response: As a reader of both “Judge Parker” and “Mark Trail ...

“Mark Trail,” a newspaper comic strip about an outdoor magazine writer and environmentalism, is getting a makeover. On Oct. 12, the cartoonist Jules Rivera will take over the strip.

The Indianapolis Star is glad to announce a refresh of our comics pages that retains our most beloved strips and introduces some soon-to-be-favorites. News Sports Indy 500 Things To Do Opinion ...