19Nov09 Comic Books

Comic Books

Although in today’s world there are many different comic books and series to choose from, I find that it is best to read from a few series religiously and then pick up single issues that look interesting on the side. For those series you choose to read all the time, I suggest a subscription to ease the continuous blows to your wallet each week or month. For once in a while reads, keep picking them up at the stands but once you feel yourself looking forward to reading that specific comic a few times in a row, you may want to think subscription.

Okay then, that was the easy part, now here comes the hard part. Which comics should I subscribe to and which are best left on the stands? I’m so glad that you asked. In my opinion the best comics to read are the ones that revolve around your favorite comic heroes. Now that may seem pretty self explanatory but look at the key word favorite. Favorite doesn’t mean top twelve, instead I would try and subscribe to your top four heroes. I’m not trying to dissuade you from reading more than four comic series. Quite the opposite, read as many as you’d like, but for your wallets sake, subscribing to the top four isn’t a bad idea.

“But I like so many comics! I can’t possibly just choose four!” you may say. Well, if it is too hard for you to decide on your own who to read let me show you my top four comic heroes and explain why you should also be reading them.

1. Deadpool

Deadpool is hands down my favorite comic book character ever. He has the most unique stories in comics right now chock full of action, women, and ridiculous humor. Deadpool is such a fun read because of the zaniness and open insanity of the title character. He breaks the fourth wall in every issue and is actually aware of his thought balloons (that’s right he has two) and the interactions between them all lead to comedy gold. If you aren’t reading one of his comics, start.

2. Batman

There’s a new Batman in town folks and he certainly has his hands full. All of the Batman series are great and in my opinion are written by the best people in comics at the moment. Paul Dini, Grant Morrison, and even Kevin Smith have been involved in Batman. Although Bruce Wayne he is not, the series keeps its dark tone but with a lighter Batman…for now. Batman is definitely DC’s power player and for good reason, check him out in any of five on going series.

3. Green Lantern

The Green Lantern is a book well worth reading, and not only because the current comic event: Blackest Night revolves around him. The Green Lantern is actually a recent reboot. Although Green Lanterns have been around since the Golden Age of comics, the titular hero has changed several times. But most everybody agrees that Hal Jordan is considered the Green Lantern. That’s probably why Geoff John’s creative team pulled him back from the dead and placed him as the lead in the current Green Lantern series. This Green Lantern complete with a haunted past and an ever changing love life is definitely one to read.

4. Spider-Man

Read Spider-man comics. Or comic, I should say. I especially harp on reading Spider-Man comics because it is so easy to do now. He only appears as the main hero in one comic book The Amazing Spider-Man. It ships three times a month so it is a little more expensive but the convenience of not having to read issues in other series just to stay on track with him is definitely a plus. Spidey’s been around for ages, and he is still the same do-gooder with an infinite run of bad luck in all areas of his life. Trust me, Spider-man is arguable the biggest name in comics, and there is a reason why.

Well, there’s the top four comic heroes. If you aren’t reading these four heroes do your self a favor and start. The writing is superb, the illustrations are gorgeous, and the differing characters provide view points from across the spectrum. So whether your just getting into comics, or are a seasoned vet, make sure you check out these four comic heroes, you’ll be sorry if you don’t.

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3Jan10 Punisher Comic

Punisher Comic
Wondering the connections between punisher comics and punisher movies…?

I just saw punisher warzone and was wondering if it was based off a comic book story arch. I wanted to get into the punisher comics and didnt want to ruin it. I was going to get the “Punisher by Garth Ennis Omnibus”, wondering if it was connected to movie.

More to the movie.

The original comic book was far better than what they did in any of the films

Comics on Sale January 6th
Siege! World of New Krypton! Eight others…

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3Jan10 Hot Comics

Hot Comics

There are many ways to find the price of your comic book collection but the best way is considered to be with a comic book price guide. These various comic book price guides can be found in book stores and in your comic book shop. In addition you can find the electronic forms of price guides like Wizard magazine on the internet.

As you look for information on the Wizard magazine you will discover that this magazine is part of Wizard Entertainment. This price guide is printed every month and it is devoted to the various aspects of comics. The Wizard magazine covers the various series like Marvel Comics, DC comics, the various Anime and Manga series.

Besides informing you of the various prices you can expect to get for valuable comics and the many current comic book issues, Wizard magazine also has news about the different happenings in the world of comics.

These occurrences can include information about possible new movie releases of various comics. In addition to the price guide, comic book series information and movie news you can also find interviews and previews of the new comic book turned movies.

The Wizard magazine was created by Gareb Shamus in 1991. The magazine was originally created to be a newsletter that depicted the various hot items in Gareb Shamus’s parents’ comic book store. When the Wizard magazine reached its 7th issues the newsletter turned into the glossy magazine that we are all acquainted with today.

In the Wizard magazine you will be able to find a top ten list that gives some information about writers and artists of different popular comic series. In addition to providing you with the information about different magazines and the price guide for valuable and rare comics, the Wizard magazine is an interesting magazine to see just for the various items that you can find each month.

There are other similar magazines that have taken Wizard magazine as their role model and these are as popular as they give consumers the information that they want. When you are looking for a reliable comic book price guide to buy the name of Wizard magazine is in the forefront of this trade. It is closely followed by Overstreet which is another price guide.

Unlike other price guides Wizard magazine has not confined itself to only the price aspect of comics. This interesting magazine also details the various news and information that comic book fans look for when they make a decision to buy this magazine.

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Muna wa Wanjiru is a web administrator and has been researching and reporting on internet marketing for years. For more information on Wizard magazine, visit his site at WIZARD MAGAZINE

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Is there anywhere on the internet I can find out how much these comic books are worth?

I have twelve comic book from the 1950’s. From what I can tell they are all origional. They arn’t super hero comics. Stuff like Hot Stuff, Little Audrey, Little Lotta, Casper, and Charlie Brown.

Yes, the Price Check forum on RarityGuide.com

Many comic book collectors hang out there and someone oughtta know how much your comic books are worth

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2Jan10 Jack Comic

Jack Comic

Sorry if category is wrong or something, but I didn’t notice any ufo-related or alien-related category. Let’s get started, then.

Obviously dragons are not exist on Earth and that is true. But what if dragons are really an highly advanced alien civilization? Let see what I got.

Daniken’s theories

If you don’t know who Daniken is, you should read his books, especially Memories from the future (sorry if I misspelled title, but I only read books in original language, so I have only German version), because in most cases we will refer to this book. But if you actually know Daniken I will remind you some facts about his life. Daniken is expert in plaeoastronautic, semiscience what claims that alien civilizations visit Earth before.And this should be enough for now.

In Memories from future he explains his theories very well, so you really need to read this book. I read it sometime ago, so I could not remmember everything, but I try to be as reliable as possible. In many places of his work he write about dragon-shaped reliefs with something that can be an astronaut’s suit. And that reliefs are in many cultures that never ever met eachother until discover of America continent.

Additionally dragons are in most cultures in the world. Maybe dragons are from another solar system or even galaxy?

Is they so called alien Reptilians?

Let stop for a moment. Now you thinking “Jack lost his mind and trying to convince us to his crazy/insane/whatever theories”. That’s ok. This is normal feeling about that sort of thing. But if you travelled back to XIX century and tell anyone about nuclear weapons, Internet or even cellphones does he/she belive you? Or maybe they will put you in psychiatric hospital?

Anyway get back to the topic. You maybe ask yourself the question: are they so called evil Reptilian thing? Most certain not. Dragons are not evil and they live far, far away from reptillians homeworld. They helps humanity for the centuries, since we had enough intelligence to make stone tools.

How I know that? I work for them. Many hunderds of years they were forced to leave our planet, because catholic church announced that there are evil tools of satan. Dragons survived in the China, because there they were considered as friendly entites, who helps everyone who want they help and who have good intentions. But finally they must leave China too.

Where they are?

On their homeworld. They observe us altrough, via invisible sttelites on our orbit. They try to make contact as much painless as possible. Many humans are working for them, they try prepare other people, convince them that dragons are not I-will-eat-you-and-then-take-care-of-your-family beasts, they are rather good creatures who want help us. Many of them are creating novels, comics and other things like this, others, like me, are telling truth. Of course there are also people who don’t know the truth and creating stories about friendly dragons, bercause they just like dragons. They are called unconscious helpers. Dragons also developed technology what is using to making dragons look like humans. With it the dragons are actually on Earth. There looking like us.

Are they dangerous?

No, they are not. With their technology they could destroy our nice planet a long time ago (or turns humans into slaves). Definitely they not need slaves, and they don’t want destroy Earth.

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PRESS RELEASE: MARVEL SUES THE CHILDREN OF LEGENDARY COMIC BOOK CREATOR JACK KIRBY
PRESS RELEASE: MARVEL SUES THE CHILDREN OF LEGENDARY COMIC BOOK CREATOR JACK KIRBY

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1Jan10 Golden Age Comics

Golden Age Comics

The very first comic book was born in the United States and is often said to have been officially launched by ‘Famous Funnies’ in 1934. What followed was mass production of a wide assortment of comic books that eventually led comic book historians to categorize them according to their birthday. They are either part of the Golden Age, Silver Age, Bronze Age, or Modern Age.

Today, comic books are still very popular and their acclamation is due, in great part, to the talented comic book artists who create them. The amazing imagery found in the pages of a comic book triggers the reader’s imagination, where fantasy worlds exist.

How is a Comic Book Made?

Comic book art is not easy. Much detail is required to create a good comic book that will attract readers, especially in our modern world of movies, DVD’s, televisions and computers.

Before any of the characters or imagery can be drawn, the artist must put his or her head together with the writer. The first thing on the agenda is to discuss and develop a story line that will captivate readers. Next, characters are created, situations are devised, and scenery is established, so on, so forth. The writer’s script must be meticulously followed by the artist in order to please everyone involved.

The artist proceeds to draw a rough sketch in pencil of each comic book page, and uses these rough drafts as a guideline for his art work. At this stage of development, all the necessary comic book art elements, such as narrative, sound effects, and dialogue balloons, are included in a different shade from the main illustrations so that they are distinguishable.

At the time when the finished pencil art work is presented to the editor, it may be required that the artist make changes to the drawings to further ensure that the imagery matches the script. After the editor’s final approval, the drawings are enlarged and sent to the inker, whose role is vital to comic book art.

The inker is responsible for introducing shadows, adding special effects, separating the foreground from the background, and carrying out several other tricky tasks. The final result will show the sound effects, dialogue, and narrative boxes as they should be, in their own unique fonts and style.

When the inker’s work is done, the copy of the comic book is sent to the colorist whose job is to find the perfect shade of every color for every character, as well as every detail, in the comic book’s imagery. A computer is used in order to save all the color data on file for future comic books of the same series. A proof copy of the finished product is printed and forwarded for final review.

Following approval, the comic book is sent to print. The pages are placed in the correct order, printed, cut, piled, folded, and stapled. Millions of copies can then be shipped out to comic book stores all over the world!

Comic Book Art and Popular Culture

Comic books have definitely made an enormous impact on popular culture in recent years. A significant number of comic book characters have jumped from the page to the big screen. Prominent figures such as the Fantastic Four, X-Men, Transformers, Watchmen, G.I. Joe, Spider-Man, Batman, Superman, and other superheroes, whose mission is to save the world, have delighted movie-lovers, young and old alike.

Many films portraying comic book characters have been incredibly successful at the box office, but it is important to acknowledge the comic book artists who originally created these memorable characters. Without them, the super heroes that people have grown to love would never have existed.

Lucky for us, skillful artists are still hard at work producing new comic book art that will entertain avid readers and movie-goers, who love to escape to an imaginary world.

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Art Historian, Donovan Gauvreau lectures about art therapy with a focus on creativity development. He believes we can learn from the great masters in art to communicate ideas and feelings through painting. He provides content for Aaron Art Prints to educate and inspire people to take a glimpse into an artist’s life to better understand the meaning behind their work.

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Does anybody know where I can find golden age batman comics (or reprints)?

other than ebay or sites like ebay
try to list places that provide plot outlines of the comics
thank you

dc comics has been reprinting the classic batman stories for a few yeras now…they collect the stories from both “batman” and “detective”…they are hardcover…very nice…and a lot easier on the pocketbook too…check yer loval comic shop…

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29Dec09 New Comics

New Comics

In Florida, recently, a man’s rare and valuable collection of comics was stolen. He estimated that his collection is valued at more than $10,000. He took a lot of pride in his collection. He had each comic stored in a clear protective sleeve and stored in acid free cardboard boxes to protect the integrity and value of each one, the proper way of storing them. I learned of this comic book theft after reading an online article from the St. Petersburg Times titled “Prized comic book collection, worth $12,000, is stolen” (www.tampabay.com). Staff writer Erin Sullivan reported on the stolen comics. 

Peter Keenan discovered that his comic collection had been stolen the day after his birthday. He was going to his favorite local comic book shop to buy some new comics. While he was browsing through the shop he saw a lot of comics that were in his own collection. He knew that they must be part of his collection because he had cards taped to the inside of the clear protective sleeves the comics were in that were still in place at the shop. He stored his collection at his ex-girlfriend’s home who lived down the street from him. He called her and asked her to check the closet where the books were kept, and she confirmed that they were gone. The Pasco sheriff’s department told the St. Petersburg Times that 1,500 comics had been stolen.

After the police investigation took place, it was discovered that friends of the ex-girlfriend sold parts of the comic collection to the shop. Of course there are different stories from all parties involved. For example, the man who stole the comics said he had permission to sell them. Another man accused of stealing and selling them said he was paid to do it. Only one of the men has been arrested under theft charges. People are also questioning why Peter Keenan kept the collection at his ex-girlfriend’s home and not his own.  It is still unknown how many comics were stolen because there wasn’t a clear record count of how many there were to start within the collection. Unfortunately, some of the books won’t be returned because the shop owner had already sold a few of them.

Peter Keenan had his comic books stored properly but unfortunately they were unprotected from thieves. He is hoping that he will get most of his collection back. Lessons sometimes have to be learned the hard way, and in this case it’s to store your comics at your own home.

*Original Article Can Be Found at http://www.tampabay.com/news/publicsafety/crime/article1021155.ece

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Krystle Green is a freelance writer. Mycomicshop.com is one of the largest retailers of comic books in the world. Mycomicshop is the online presence of Lone Star Comics, a leading retailer of comic books with seven stores in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. For more information please visit: www.mycomicshop.com .

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Deaths of the decade
By: Emily Handy, Montage Editor 1. Charles M. Schulz, 77 Died Feb. 12, 2000 After more than 50 years of comics, artist Charles M. Schulz wrote a goodbye message to fans before his death on Feb. 12, 2000 after complications from colon cancer. By 1999, Schulz&rsqu…

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29Dec09 Funny Comic

Funny Comic

TPTComics

Hello. My name is Pithdog, and I recently published a website with 3 of my other friends, Takorii, Trozone and JDawg. We all like drawing, but currently I’m the only one who does the code of the site. 

Our passion is creating good art that most to all will enjoy. We currently make comics about the following things:

  • Warcraft: About the famous game World of Warcraft, these comics are drawn to very high detail by Takorii, and usually contain recurring characters. Currently some characters are Pithdog (Pithdog) and Takoreo (Takorii). Although some comics are just about things that shouldn’t be possible in the game, or things that we find funny.
  • Stick Figures: Called Nameless comics, these comics usually have less detail (being stick figures and all) but allow us to draw comics about any topic! So alot of people will find these funny, because they could relate to them easier. These are drawn by all 4 members of the team.
  • Scrawls: Currently only drawn by Trozone, these comics or images are just hastily drawn pictures. Commonly nick-named 5 Second Scrawls (because Trozone spends only 5 seconds on some). Although they are artistically horrible, they are usually comically awesome. Soon some of members (like Pithdog and JDawg) might start drawing Scrawls.

 

    We also accept YOUR Comic idea! So whenever your on the site, and have a awesome idea just bursting to be told to us, just look at the navigation bar and click “Submit Idea!”. You can submit a warcraft related idea or a Nameless related idea. Or even a scrawl!

     We also like to keep our viewers up with the latest news. To see the latest news, just head to our homepage, or you can view our twitter at http://www.twitter.com/tptcomics.

    For any other infomation, head to http://www.tptcomics.com

    About the Author:

    http://www.tptcomics.com
    http://pithdog.blogspot.com

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    need quick and lots of help and ideas for a funny comic strip?

    it needs to be funny not for adults but for teens it can be like 3-5 boxes long and i want it to be funny i actually need to comic strips and i want them to be different but hilarious ive been stumped on my thinking the last couple of days and cant think of any ideas to get started thanks for your help

    How about in one you have a pretty teenager walking down the street when all of a sudden a bird lands on her head then picks her up and starts flying away.

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    28Dec09 Comic Value

    Comic Value

    It’s always good to have your comic book appraised by a professional if you are looking to sell it. Comic Value would help you understand what you have in your comic book. There are specifications on how your comic book must look. The glossy cover and the brightly filled pages must still look as good as new or like they have never been read before, even if they have. In fact most people that keep the rare editions or collector’s comics usually have two of the same comic. That means one was for reading and the other for safe keeping.

    Most of the time you will find that the one for reading is different from the one that is all wrapped up in a clean sealed environment and kept in mint condition. This kind of time and conditioning that is given to the comic books can only be done by someone who loves comics and has the dedication to keep his or her comic book in the right conditions, atmosphere and surely knows the comic value. Such people get the comic book appraised and then put in time and money to make sure that the comic is in mint condition. Some of them even showcase their comic in conventions on comic books and superheroes. The comic value  goes even higher when more people get to view it and cannot get a hold of another copy anywhere.

    It is important to make sure that you keep your comic away from any wet atmosphere or to keep it sealed tight in its case or plastic sleeve if you intend to keep it for a while. Also note that you must keep checking online for more news on how much your comic book is valued.

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    Peter Gitundu Researches And Reports On Coin Collecting. For more information on comic value, Visit His Site At COMIC VALUE

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    How can I tell the value of my old comic books?

    I have a marvel comic- The new Mutants Vol 1 #93
    Archie comics #52 June- Veronica
    and last but not least
    The simpsons comics #17

    I searched the net to find the value (if any) but didn’t have any luck.

    Thanks

    I would say if you want to look on-line for the value a great site would be www.comicspriceguide.com. Also I would suggest going into a local comic store or checking at a local libray to see what kind of guides they have. If you don’t know of any local stores, look in the yelow pages for comic book or collector’s stores and find your local store and pay them a visit.

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    28Dec09 Garfield Comic

    Garfield Comic

    The American love of dogs is expressed nowhere better than in the cartoons. Since cartoons were first drawn dogs have featured in them. Dogs in the cartoons express something very fundamental about the popular American psyche.

    Long before films made cartoons universal dogs appeared in the cartoon strips that newspapers ran. That is where the cartoon dog first began to develop its characteristic traits and become an iconic figure.

    Little Orphan Annie had her faithful dog Sandy. The cartoonist Harold Gray used Sandy as a side kick for his feisty female lead character. Whether she was fighting Nazis or investigating haunted houses Sandy was never far away. Every strip ended with Sandy’s trade marke “Arf!”

    Sandy never had much to say. He could not be said to have been a fully delineated character. That was never the case with the Snoopy.Snoopy is a more recent addition to the cartoon strip hall of fame. He is Charlie Brown’s dog in Schulz’s “Peanuts” cartoon strip. He first appeared in the syndicated strip in 1950. He has since made the transition to television and big screen.

    Snoopy always dominated the “Peanuts” cartoons and seemed to lead a much richer imaginative life than the children who were supposed to be the main characters of the cartoon. The little beagle could invariably be found on top of his kennel writing his novel. When not doing that he was dressed as a World War I fighter ace fighting the Red Baron. Unusually for a dog, even in the cartoons, he owned an original Van Gogh and a Van Wyeth. The Van Gogh was sadly destroyed by fire in one episode.

    A completely different take on the dog character in cartoons is Odie in the Garfield comics. Odie never had anything to say. All he did was to slobber. The intellectual part of the partnership was Garfield the cat. Even that sometimes abusive relationship between the cartoon cat and dog reflects something of the conflicted relationship that is often seen between family pets. At a deeper level perhaps the cartoon also has something to say about sibling rivalry.

    Today’s leading cartoon dog has to be Santa’s Little Helper who appears in the Simpsons. He is principally Bart’s dog and their relationship encapsulates the special place that is accorded to the child/dog pairing in American popular culture. There is an innocence of sentiment in the bond between the boy and the dog that captures the way in which childhood is envisaged in the USA. For the city kid of the late 20th and early 21st century that is a condition that is all too often unattainable but the cartoon image of the dog maintains the myth.

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    Abhishek is an avid dog lover and he has got some great Dog Health Secrets up his sleeves! Download his FREE 80 Pages Ebook, “How To Take Care Of Your Dog’s Health” from his website http://www.Dog-Tale.com/192/index.htm . Only limited Free Copies available.

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    Translation of final panel in “Garfield” comic strip?

    http://www.garfield.com/comics/vault.html

    Go to the date of June 2, 1996.

    It`s Mandarin Chinese and means “The time now is…”

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    27Dec09 Comics Forum

    Comics Forum

    I’ve been compiling a list of famous dogs for my Pet Numerology website for some time now.  I know which my favorites are, but I wondered which are the most famous overall.  There are so many great famous dogs that I’m doing this in five or six groups, and then I’ll do a final round with the top dogs from those groups.

    The most famous dogs (based on online chatter) with names starting with the letters N to R are:

    10. Rex a Border Collie in the movie “Babe”

    9. Pongo the Dalmation from the “101 Dalmations” movies

    8. Pluto from classic Walt Disney animation

    7. Reno from the movie “Top Dog”

    6. Rafa the Doberman from the movie “Beverly Hills Chihuahua”

    5. Pete the Pub from the classic TV series “Little Rascals”

    4. Rowdy the stuffed Yellow Lab on the TV series “Scrubs”

    3. Papi a Chihuahua from the movie “Beverly Hills Chihuahua”

    2. Nipper who is the dog shown in the RCA Corporate Logo

    …and the most famous dog on this list is…

    1. Odie from the “Garfield” comic strip

    Dogs not ranking in the top 10 were Nunzio from the TV series “Dharma and Greg”, Olive from the animated Christmas special “Olive the Other Reindeer”, Otto from the “Beetle Bailey” comic strip, Paul Anka from the TV series “Gilmore Girls”, Pchelka who was a Soviet Space dog, Petey from the comic strip “Non Sequitur”, Sweet Polly Purebred from the “Underdog” cartoon, Porthos the English Beagle from the TV series “Star Trek Enterprise”, Precious Pupp who was a Hanna-Barbera cartoon character, Preston from the animated Wallace and Gromit film “A Close Shave”, Queequeg the Pomeranian from the TV series “The X-Files”, Raskal who is “Girl Next Door” Kendra Wilkinson’s Pembroke Welsh Corgi, Rhapsody In White the Standard Poodle in the movie “Best in Show”, Riff Raff from the “Underdog” cartoon, and Rolf from the comic strip “Non Sequitur”.

    So a nice mix of dogs in this top ten from movies (Papi, Rafa, Reno, Pongo, Rex), television (Rowdy, Pete the Pub), comic strips (Odie), and real life (Nipper). Not surprisingly, nine of the top ten dogs are characters and not real life dogs, with only Nipper having been a real life dog.  Too bad those brave Soviet Space dog pioneers aren’t better know, so I’ll mention Pchelka one more time.

    I compiled this list by searching for the dog names listed on a number of search engines and ranking them by the number of web pages, discussion forums, photos, videos, etc that are available online.

    Check out my complete list of Famous Dogs at www.PetNum.com.

    About the Author:

    I’m a freelance PHP and MySQL programmer living in the San Carlos neighborhood of San Diego with my wife and our 3 cats. I enjoy hiking, reading, gardening, watching too much television, and other nerdy activites.

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