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The first issue of John Kelly's magazine "dummy" is all about the art of "Pee-wee's Playhouse."
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The first issue of John Kelly's magazine "dummy" is all about the art of "Pee-wee's Playhouse."
UNIVERSALIZING HISTORIANS have given the newspaper comic strip a distinguished pedigree as the twentieth-century descendant of sacred Egyptian hieroglyphics. True or not, no classic strip was better suited to embellish the inner sanctum of Pharaoh Tut’s tomb than Ernie Bushmiller’s long-running tot saga Nancy.
National Lampoon cartoonist Ed Subitzky talks to Mark Newgarden and Owen Kline about his new book, his career, and time with David Letterman.
(1) ARE THESE YOUR FAVORITE SPOILERS? “Doctor Who's Alex Kingston on hiding River Song's biggest spoiler” at Radio Times. Beware spoilers. Further warning: the one excerpted below is not the “biggest spoiler” referred to in the headline. "She's not a companion, she's a wife!" Alex Kingston is quick to correct about her beloved Doctor Who character River Song.
Gary Panter and other artists who designed the look of Pee-wee Herman merchandise - toys, trading cards, bedsheets and a lot more - look back at those days and remember Paul Reubens.