BC
By Johnny Hart
Johnny Hart
Johnny Hart began drawing "B.C." after being dared by a friend to create a comic strip set entirely in prehistoric times. After five rejections, it was accepted for national syndication in 1958, and now appears in over 1,300 newspapers nationwide. The comic appeals to a wide audience for its ...
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Sometimes that is real life. We hope that the feeling does not last long. If it does then we know it is time to move into a new future.
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