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Can you complete the titles of these classic newspaper comic strips?
Time to get down to funny (pages) business.
It was always the first thing we turned to in the newspaper. If we're being honest, it still is. Forget the stock prices and sports scores. We want to laugh.
That's why the funny pages have lasted so long. Some titles have been telling jokes for decades — nearly a century. Of course, there were comic strips devoted to adventure and romance, too.
Below, you will find some of the longest-running comic strips in newspaper history. See if you can complete their names!
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@#$%! Bailey
Image: King Features Syndicate -
Brenda @#$%!, Reporter
Image: Tribune -
Hi and @#$%!
Image: King Features Syndicate -
Prince @#$%!
Image: King Features Syndicate -
@#$%! Alley
Image: Tribune -
Alley @#$%!
Image: United Enterprise Association -
Barney @#$%! and Snuffy Smith
Image: King Features Syndicate -
Gil @#$%!
Image: Tribune -
Rex @#$%!, M.D.
Image: King Features Syndicate -
Wizard of @#$%!
Image: Creators Syndicate -
Terry and the @#$%!
Image: Tribune -
Secret Agent @#$%!
Image: King Features Syndicate
Can you complete the titles of these classic newspaper comic strips?
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69 Comments
* Perfect 12 of 12! 100% ~> Aah the good old days when the funnies were best part of Sunday newspaper!
11/12
11/12
12 out of 12
Never ever heard of Gil Thorpe.
11/12; missed the last one because I never heard of it.
Originally created and written by Dashiell Hammett, it later became "Secret Agent Corrigan".
Champion still!!! :)
FYI - those "@#$%!" characters are called grawlix. The name was coined by Mort Walker.
12/12, guessed the last. I remember reading these as a kid.
10 of 12.
12 out of 12
Secret Agent X-9 was also known as Secret Agent Corrigan
Can you complete the titles of these classic newspaper comic strips?
You got 10 out of 12
You solved those mysteries like Dick Tracy! Well done!
You got 10 out of 12
You solved those mysteries like Dick Tracy! Well done!
You got 12 out of 12
You solved those mysteries like Dick Tracy! Well done!
You solved those mysteries like Dick Tracy! Well done!
10 out of 12
12/12! Love 'em!
Anyone else hear swear words while reading the questions?
Anyone else hear swear words while reading the questions?
no
8 out of 12.
I got 9 out of 12. My favorite comic strip in this bunch is Hi & Lois. My paper doesn’t hav it anymore.
Tragic!
I agree. Thanks for posting the Hi & Lois comic strip.
You're welcome.
100% still spend my Sunday mornings reading them
12/12 Guessed on the last one.