best newspaper cartoon strip cat

(why) has achewood never been serialised

delighted here by the notion that LJ somehow managed to order hand-made paperbacks from Onstad a dozen or so times over five years without ever clicking onto the front page of the site and discovering the strips appearing there

pretty sure he meant that as "serialized in print," making it eligible for the thread title

good result

I'm watching Pulp Fiction right now. I never noticed before that Samuel L. Jackson gets a Krazy Kat shirt from Quentin Tarantino after they clean up the dead body in the car.

Just saw this was on tomorrow and thought I'd put it here in case any London ILXors feel like going:

https://www.bl.uk/events/cartoon-cats-gilbert-shelton-and-posy-simmonds

Cartoon Cats: Gilbert Shelton and Posy Simmonds
Sun 25 Nov 2018, 15:00 - 16:30

A conversation between two leading artists about their own cat characters and others: Gilbert Shelton, American cartoonist and creator of Fat Freddy's Cat, and Posy Simmonds, British graphic novelist, newspaper cartoonist, writer, and author of Fred and Baker Cat.

£15, concessions £10/£12. Part of this series:
https://adn.lrb.co.uk/www/images/15421b1801c8b240430d9fecb997491f.jpg

Going to put this on the Fat Freddy's Cat thread too - sorry if this is a gross breach of etiquette.

"delighted here by the notion that LJ somehow managed to order hand-made paperbacks from Onstad a dozen or so times without"

pretty sure he meant that as "serialized in print," making it eligible for the thread title

the paperbacks were printed iirc

(there are very many structural, content, and business-model-related reasons that they were not in newspapers, but that's not what he asked / amused me two years ago)