What happened to the comic strip "Mallard Fillmore"?
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It's still syndicated in abour 400 newspapers throughout the US.  See website below if you'd like to read a few days worth.  There are also books collecting the strip available through online and retail bookstores.
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I miss being able to read it in the sunday strips for sure.  Calvin and Hobbes teaches so many life lessons in such a way that not everyone always gets it, but it's well worth trying.  I love the set of strips where Calvin is faced with Death (he finds an wounded animal outside and tried to save it).  I love his bond with Hobbes (which was really clear in that strip).  \n\nIf you miss it though, get the set, I got it as a gift and I couldn't be happier with it.  I still want to get the original collection books (i think I'm missing 1) just to have a full set of C&H.  Bill Watterson was a genius when it came to that comic and it will eternally be missed!
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I heard it was canceled and mourned it's loss, too.  Which is rather ironic considering it's called "DEAD Like Me". \nAnyway... :(
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I remember his name & likeness in one little comic strip. I didn't save it but I remember reading it about five years ago. That doesn't mean he wasn't featured in more comics, there are so many and I'm not really a collector.
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i didnt see that one. i wish i saw it. what happened. could u pleeze email me what happened. i love that show.
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hi,\n\ni can't find the article itself, but apparently the magazine that was once called "cereal science today" is now called "cereal foods world".  you might try calling them up and asking, i'm sure they have a stock of back issues.\n\nhttp://www.aaccnet.org/cerealfoodsworld/contactus.asp
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I don't know what actually happened to the show, i'm guessing it was cancelled. I watched it a lot also. I was really happy when I signed up for netflix and they have almost all of the shows on DVD that you can get. I hope that is helpful.
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Relax, Calvin wasn't "kicked out" of your paper. Bill Waterson retired. And yes, I think it is one of the best strips ever. I love the philosophical discussions between Calvin and Hobbes. My favorite episode is when Calvin saves a snowball in the freezer until July, so he can throw it at Susie Derkins ... and then misses! If you are a true fan, you will know what happens after that.
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Do you mean what store did he work at in Mallrats? If so then he worked at the Fashionable Male as it's proprietor! He was a really terrible guy!
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Lyman just disappeared. Same as Jon having a career. Jim Davis wanted the interaction to be between Jon, Garfield, and Odie.
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there was a comic book character called it(smudge smith),maybe in beano or dandy\nhttp://uk.geocities.com/pjgjohngeering/smudge.html
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Out of toot paper?  LMAO!
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sadly there gone with all the writers. so now all they have is crappy shows and old shows that used to be good, but the writers screwed them to the point they make my eyes blead. they screwed up pokemon and put in new voices. That's just wrong. they also took out Cow and Chicken. Cow and Chicken! Iwan't every one at Cartoon network to know their knew shows suck elderly, muslim, jewish balls.
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Oh, yea. I liked that cartoon. It was quirky and cute and something I could relate to. Some of these new cartoons on Saturday make me question who is writing these new cartoons.
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It was for april fools day. Last year they drew mustaches on all the characters in Witch Hunter Robin. They should show it again next time the show is scheduled to air.
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Are you thinking of Saturnin, the hero of the children's television series which ran in France from 1965 to 1970? Saturnin was renamed 'Dynamo Duck' for the American TV series of the early nineties. In the mid-nineties, he made his return to French television in "Les nouvelles aventures de Saturnin." (For more info on both characters, see the wikipedia articles referenced under Sources.) I know that a stuffed toy representing Saturnin is currently selling on eBay.fr, so that could be the toy you saw.\n\nOR...\n\nTake a look at the illustrations you'll find here: http://www.imaginaire.com/indexv2.jsp?url=/lib/jsp/affcatv2.jsp&cat1=BD&cat2=AL&cat2s=119&sujet=BIBOP.\n\nIf THIS is the duck you remember seeing, then it's not Saturnin, but BiBop, the hero of a series of comic books written and illustrated by Raymond Parent, a well-known author on the youth-oriented comic book circuit in Québec. The first two albums came out in 1996 and 1999 respectively. It's quite possible they were distributed in France and that promotional items such as postcards were printed to boost sales. I don't know of any stuffed toy made in BiBop's likeness, but perhaps the one you saw was of Saturnin and it reminded you of BiBop?\n\nI guess it all depends on when you were in your teens... ;-)
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Try googling the comic strip and looking in their archives.