Comic strip : 8 answers – Crossword-Clue

... comic strip character? ''Krazy ___'' (classic comic strip) "___ Abner" (Capp comic strip) "___ Alley," Frank King comic strip "___ and Casper," old comic strip "___ and Meek," comic strip "___ and Meeks," comic strip "___ Ark," comic strip "___ Boffo" (Joe Martin comic strip) "___ Cinders" (old comic strip) "___ County" (Opus's comic strip) "___ Do It Every Time," longtime comic strip "___ Do It Every Time" (Jimmy Hatlo comic strip that ran from 1929 to 2008) "___ Fitz," old comic strip started by Mort Walker "___ Ike" (old comic strip) "___ in Slumberland" (early comic strip) "___ McNamara" (comic strip) "___ Mrs." (comic strip) "___ Sequitur" (comic strip) "___ the Horrible" (comic strip) "Big ___" (comic strip) "Big __" (Lincoln Peirce comic strip) "Broom ___" (Russell Myers comic strip) "Broom- ___" (comic strip) "Dumb ___" (old comic strip) "Etta ___" (old comic strip) "Etta ___" (Paul Robinson comic strip) "Harold ___" (old comic strip) "Hi and ___" (comic strip) "Horrible" comic strip character "King ___" (1950-65 comic strip) "Krazy ___" (George Herriman comic strip) "Krazy ___" (old comic strip) "Little ___ in Slumberland" (comic strip) "Little ___ in Slumberland" (pioneering comic strip) "Little ___" (early comic strip) "Little ___" (Marjorie Henderson Buell comic strip) "Phooey on that prehistorically set comic strip!" "Red ___" (comic strip) "Sally ___" (comic strip) "The Wizard ___": comic strip *Pioneering Frank King comic strip featuring Walt and Skeezix 34-year-long comic strip 1922-73 comic strip 1923-1991 comic strip character 1955-86 comic strip Alex Raymond comic strip Andy Capp comic strip. his wife's name? or nickname? Animal in a comic strip title Apartment number in a long-running comic strip Arlo's comic-strip wife Bald comic strip character Bald comic strip star Bearded comic strip bully Belle of comic strip Berkeley Breathed comic strip Big-tongued comic strip character Bil Keane comic strip Bill Amend's comic strip Bill Griffith comic strip Bill who created the comic strip "Smokey Stover" Bird-filled comic strip created by Jeff MacNelly Bit of comic strip text Blond comic strip teenager Body blow reaction, in a comic strip Bossy maid who went from comic strip to television screen Boy in the comic strip "Rose Is Rose" Broom ___, comic-strip witch Bud Blake comic strip Bud Fisher's dirty comic strip? Bud Grace comic strip Bud Grace comic strip character Bygone comic strip Bygone Gus Edson comic strip Carl Anderson comic strip Carl Ed's comic-strip hero Cartoonist Guisewite, or her comic strip Castor ___ (old comic strip character) Character in the comic strip "Garfield," "Hi and Lois," or "Nancy" Chic Young comic strip wife, nee Boopadoop Classic comic strip by Bud Fisher Classic comic strip setting Combatant in an Antonio Prohias comic strip Comic strip Comic strip "Big ___" Comic strip "The Wizard ___" Comic strip about Lorna's fruit? Comic strip about modern women Comic strip about the Patterson family Comic strip adoptee Comic strip barker Comic strip boxer Comic strip boy surnamed Tuttle Comic strip boy whose friends are monsters and aliens Comic strip boy with a stuffed tiger named Hobbes Comic strip bully Comic strip by Doug Marlette Comic strip by Ernie Bushmiller Comic strip by Greg Evans Comic strip by Irwin Hasen Comic strip by Schulz Comic strip character Canyon Comic strip character created by Frank Willard in 1923 and continued by Ferd Johnson from 1958 until 1991 Comic strip character drawn by Ernie Bushmiller Comic strip character drawn without a nose Comic strip character surnamed Smith Comic strip character who loves Dick Comic strip character who said "I refuse to have a battle of wits with an unarmed person" Comic strip character whose boyfriend was Wingey Wallace Comic strip character with a pet dinosaur named Dinny Comic strip character with a prominent tongue Comic strip character with an upwardly curving necktie Comic strip character with the maiden name Andrews Comic strip character with two black spots Comic strip character's book about butchers' cuts? Comic strip collected in the book "Crack of Noon" Comic strip components Comic strip created by Chic Young Comic strip created by Greg Evans Comic strip cries Comic strip crime-fighter Comic strip cry Comic strip daughter drawn by Dik Comic strip detective Comic strip dog Comic strip dog for more than a quarter-century Comic strip dog with a long tongue Comic strip drawn by Chance Browne Comic strip drooler Comic strip duck ___ Fillmore Comic strip eye, often Comic strip favorite (with "The") Comic strip featuring a pointy-haired boss Comic strip featuring Jeremy and his teen friends Comic strip featuring Jeremy Duncan Comic strip featuring Popeye Comic strip featuring Porky Pine Comic strip frame Comic strip frames Comic strip girl with a winged helmet Comic strip in which Popeye first appeared Comic strip in which psychiatric help costs five cents Comic strip infant Comic strip introduction of 1929 Comic strip Kett Comic strip magician Comic strip makeup Comic strip named for a dance Comic strip opposites Comic strip originally called "Li'l Folks" Comic strip orphan Comic strip parts Comic strip penguin Comic strip penguin created by Berkeley Breathed Comic strip pianist Comic strip pinhead Comic strip populated by birds Comic strip possum Comic strip Prince Comic strip punches Comic strip reaction Comic strip reaction to a punch Comic strip retitled "The Piranha Club" in 1998 Comic strip scream Comic strip section Comic strip segment Comic strip set in Arkansas Comic strip set in Coconino County Comic strip shriek Comic strip since '70 Comic strip since 1932 Comic strip sleuth who wears a deerstalker Comic strip sound Comic strip sound effect Comic strip sound from a drunk person Comic strip squeal Comic strip teen Etta ___ Comic strip that Chic Young abandoned to create "Blondie" Comic strip that generated 23 books, with "The" Comic strip that went from a daily to a weekly in 2007 Comic strip tiger Comic strip title character Andy Comic strip title character whose last name is Flagston Comic strip title character with the first name Augustus Comic strip unit Comic strip units Comic strip Viking Comic strip warrior Comic strip whose last collection was "Shoes: Chocolate for the Feet" Comic strip whose title character is named Sonya Hobbs Comic strip whose titular regent rules the land Myopia Comic strip witch Comic strip with an all-bird cast Comic strip with Skeezix Comic strip with the character Woodstock Comic strip with the characters Rat and Pig Comic strip with two naked main characters Comic strip written by Jerry Scott and illustrated by Jim Borgman Comic strip's Eisenhower-parody slogan Comic strip's panels, for example