Features - Hogan's Alley

This Mother’s Day, we wanted to celebrate the moms (and mother figures) who have been a part of the comics from the medium’s inception. Of course, we couldn’t feature them all, but we’ve assembled a group that spans decades and media. Some are household names and some are bit players, but they’re part ...

Johnny Hart was the epitome of a peripatetic talent. Apart from his groundbreaking work on B.C. and the Wizard of Id, Hart dipped his toes in creative waters ranging from animation and advertising illustration. So while much of his work is readily available, some of it had a much smaller audience—for example, his Christmas cards. We are privileged to share s...

We are pleased to offer our annual Christmas goodies to Hogan's Alley readers, this year in four parts! First up, the complete sequence from NEA's 1937 Christmas package, followed by the Christmas card art of Little Orphan Annie creator Harold Gray, then the complete NEA Christmas sequence from 1940 and, finally, King Feature Syndicates' 1935 holiday promoti...

We are proud to present a collection of the Christmas card art of the late and very gre...