
Today marks the first day of an extended leave for "Doonesbury" cartoonist Garry Trudeau. According to his syndicate, it has been sixteen years since Trudeau's last extended leave. He has requested another break, to work on other projects, travel and regenerate a few creative cells. This break will last twelve weeks, into June. He will resume creating new strips before the two major political conventions and the general election.
During Trudeau's absence, we will run cartoons that have run before that Trudeau has selected personally.
(Associated Press photo)
Comments
I hope he has a great hiatus. Everybody deserves a vacation from time to time even if it means reruns of a comic strip.
Posted by: Jackie Krage | March 25, 2008 6:12 PM
Reruns of leftist propoganda-now there is an original idea. How about running "Peanuts" in its place.We could use something light hearted.Snoopy is a personal favorite of mine.
Posted by: Brian Murray | March 26, 2008 7:03 AM