King Features is one of the biggest syndicators of comic book strips to newspapers and magazines in the USA, including the likes of Beetle Bailey, Zippy the Pinhead, Prince Valiant, Macanudo, Mark ...

Zippy fans in Baltimore have been awaiting the return of the good-natured, nonsensical-yet-wise pinhead ever since the Baltimore Sun dropped Bill Griffith’s cult-classic comic from the paper in 2008.

Nancy & Sluggo’s Guide to Life. Anybody who caught “Zippy the Pinhead” creator Bill Griffith’s “Three Rocks”— a tribute to the Zen greatness of Ernie Bushmiller’s comic strip ...

He is a newspaper comics artist himself, having written Zippy the Pinhead for fifty years. And he got turned on to the magic of Nancy decades ago by a fellow alternative comics luminary – Art ...

The inductees will be honored at New York Comic Con on Oct. 13. ... Bill Griffith, created the free-spirited Zippy the Pinhead, an underground comics character that later became a newspaper strip.

Griffith has his own iconic comic character that he’s nurtured for half a century. He created Zippy the Pinhead when he was one of the pioneers of the independent underground comix movement in ...

Enter Bill Griffith, who, as the creator of a character called Zippy the Pinhead, is one of the very few contemporary cartoonists who has managed to keep a daily strip going for decades, starting ...

Talking heads include art curators and other art-world insiders, Lichtenstein experts (both pro- and anti-), and several comic book artists, including Dave Gibbons (Watchmen) and Zippy the Pinhead ...

Artist Bill Griffith commented on the oddity in his Zippy the Pinhead comic strip in 2019, in which the chimeric sculpture introduces himself as “Hi, I’m Lobster Mickey.

In the interim, references to the 6-foot tall “Lobsta Mickey” appeared on Atlas Obscura, a website for oddball landmarks, and in a “Zippy the Pinhead” comic strip from 2019.