
Your Sunday Funnies: The Yellow Kid
A terrific “Yellow Kid” comic strip from 130 years ago.

A terrific “Yellow Kid” comic strip from 130 years ago.

A family’s hopeful 1990s sojourn to a newly free Eastern European city awakens an ancient story of a mysterious child, a vanished generation and a ship that sails only in dreams, in this classic dark fairy tale. When an old tutor reveals the legend and two sisters begin to remember what they were never meant to forget, the boundary between history, fantasy and destiny quietly dissolves.

1925 really was a simpler time, with much less to complain about.

“There is no peace on earth,” I said.

Reflecting on December’s contrasts, the warmth and joy found within, despite the month’s dim days.

Morley Hunt thinks he’s just flying home from a routine business trip—until visions, impulses and alien landscapes begin leaking into his world. Whatever is inside him is learning fast… and it has plans of its own.

There are a lot of different ways to be a bore, and they have not changed much in the last one hundred years.

“Buster Brown” is remembered today because of its role in merchandising, which makes it a particularly good choice for us to highlight during the holiday season.

A supernatural Thanksgiving tale about a boy who dined not wisely but too well.

When Lyla glimpses a family from decades ago — alive, unchanged, and standing in a dusty Western theme park — she becomes convinced she can change the past and rewrite a tragedy that still haunts the man she loves. But her desperate attempt to save a lost child pulls her into a deeper, stranger truth: the past walks among us, but those who try to touch it risk losing everything.
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