Looking for some good old fashioned Comic Strips

[MrKyleRose]

Hello Tapastic Community,

My first exposure to the comic medium was reading the newspaper strips, which was also what inspired me to create my own comics. Whether it was Garfield, Peanuts or Calvin and Hobbes as a kid or American Elf as an adult, I've always loved the traditional strip format. So much so that it lead me to create my own series The Working Stiff.

I'm looking for some other really good strip comics here on Tapastic. So if you have or know of an exeptional strip comic you want to share let me (and the rest of the Tapastic community) know.

Additionally here are some of my favorites:

• Nameless PC by Wesley Hall
• Lunarbaboon
• Toonhole

[aspiderjonny]

Megan Mckay's Doodle for Food is really popular for a good reason. I'd check her out if you haven't already.

[TopJimComics]

My comic, "Nate the Robot" is in the newspaper format. However, I'm on a hiatus because I'm switching it over to longform.

http://tapastic.com/series/Nate-the-Robot

[neyeghtcartoons]

I suppose you could check mine out out? Mostly inspired by the same kinda things! as well as political cartoons.
http://tapastic.com/episode/238473

let me know what you think?

[Kayke]

Anything by Marc Makes Comics is good.

[MrKyleRose]

Marc Makes Comics

Oh yeah I love his work. Don't know why I didn't the think to search for it here on Tapastic

[Jewe11s]

I did a review on Johnny Bullet by Toon Doctor yesterday. It has a real nice old school thing going on and feels like an action movie out of the 60s or 70s.

[Peej]

My strip is very much along the lines you're looking for.
I'm also looking for the same sort of newspaper strips myself.