Pearls Before Swine by Stephan Pastis

Pearls Before Swine was created by former Lawyer Stephan Pastis, who quit his job at a Firm to become a cartoonist. The comic was created in 1997 but wasn't actually published until 2000. The Strip became popular after Dilbert, creator Scott Adams, a fan of the strip showed it to his fans. United Feature Syndicate launched it in papers on Dec 31, 2001 in the Washington Post. On January 7, 2002 it began running in about 150 papers. The strip is often controversial due to its use of adult humor, mock of profanity and violence. The comic revolves around the daily antics of Rat, Pig, Goat and Zebra. Pearls Before Swine!

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W.T. DUCK

WHAT THE DUCK IS A COMIC STRIP BY AARON JOHNSON, IT STARTED AS A WEB COMIC , WITH THE FIRST POST IN JULY OF 2006,It has appeared in numerous photography magazines including Amateur Photographer. The strip was picked up for syndication in 2008 by Universal Press Syndicate.

The strip is about a professional photographer who is a duck, along with its witty humor about photography has made it a fan favorite amongst many professional photographers as well as amateurs. WHAT THE DUCK

Bleeker: The Rechargeable Dog

Bleeker: The rechargeable Dog is a gag strip about 10, year old Skip Smalls and his battery power k-9, Bleeker. The comic revolves around the daily antics of the two pals. Assisting character of the comic is Lila, Skips next door neighbor and second best friend. Unlike Bleeker, she runs on pure adrenaline and not batteries. While still learning to control his electronic friend, skip makes every effort to imagine Bleeker as an average dog. This comic was created by Jonathan Mahood, who decided to launch his first web comic in July of 2006 titled Hoover: The Rechargeable Dog. The comic quickly became a favorite amongst online viewers and in 2010 was signed by King Features Syndicate.King Features Syndicate - Comics

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This is the advent calendar addition to my corporal punishment series that was all done in one weekend as part of my promotional packets addressed to 25 desirable magazine companies. The process turned out pretty cool aside from my throbbing fingers after completing 25 calenders, at approximately 3 cuts per opening, 10 openings on the calender, equaling out to 750 cuts with an ex-acto in one night I was happy to finish them all without adding my flesh to the estimated amount of cuts. If you don't already know the characters posted earlier are exposing what goes on behind closed doors when corporal punishment is a factor in schools.