26 Zines, a Poster and an Infamous Radio Program (Zines, R. John Xerxes Piche, 1990-1994/2001-2005/2008-2010)

You can read them here.

You can read more from Love Bunni Press here, or visit its website here.

You can read the author's ongoing Magnesium Sisters webcomic - shenanigans from two horrible little girls every single day - here.

21 Books by British Cartoonist Steve Bell (Books, Steve Bell, 1982-2010)

Including a stack of collections of his political comic strip, 'If...' You can digitally borrow them here.

Nancy: Listen, Laugh & Learn (Audio, 1982)

You can listen to the 1982 children's album, based on the newspapercomic strip, here.

Ziggy Christmas Card (In-browser, Apple II, 1986)

You can play it in your browser here.

A Family Circus Christmas (Video, 1979)

You can watch this adorable Christmas special here.

The Comic-Stripped American (Book, Arthur Asa Berger, 1973)

You can borrow it digitally here.

It’s the Girl in the Red Truck, Charlie Brown (Video, 1988)

“I wanted this to be my ‘Citizen Kane,’ but it’s not.” - Charles M. Schulz. You can watch it here.

Here's an article, a podcast episode, and a 1988 review from the New York Times.

Flash Gordon aka Captain Zapp (C64/ZX Spectrum/Amstrad CPC, Kevin T. Green, Steven Murray and Rob Hubbard, 1986/1987)

In celebration of the comic's return after twenty years. You can play it in your browser here.

Note: all three gameplay styles are present in all three games.

You can listen to a cover of the game's theme song here.

Fatty Finn (Video, 1980)

Australian film based on the now-obscure Australian comic strip. You can watch it here, and you can watch the 1927 silent film this film was loosely based on here.

Snoopy and "It Was a Dark and Stormy Night" (Book, Charles M. Schulz, 1971)

The creation, and complete unexpurgated text, of the Great American Novellaellaella, with book-within-the-book cover art by one Lucille van Pelt. You can digitally borrow it here. You can read an article about it here.

The Cathy Animated Specials & McDonalds Ads (Videos, 1987/1988/1989/1998)

Based on the classic newspaper comic. So many links to post! ACK!

Cathy (1987)

Cathy's Last Resort (1988)

Cathy's Valentine (1989)

McDonald's salad ads: this one, this one and the one with Mike Ditka (1989)

JCPenney ad (1998)

See also these podcast episodes about the specials, episodes 2, 5 & 35 of A Special Presentation, or, Alf Will Not Be Seen Tonight, co-created by @thehungryreader and @bitterkarella.

The Essential Guide to World Comics (Book, Tim Pitcher & Brad Brooks, 2005)

You can digitally borrow it here.

Note: that isn't an off-model Nancy in the upper left - see the key diagram on one of the first few pages (viewable even without borrowing).

The Dick Tracy Movie Tie-In Books (Books/Audio, various authors, 1990)

Tie-in books for various ages, child to adult, based on the bizarre movie. You can borrow them digitally here - Big Boy Turns Up The Heat, the prequel to Everything Comes Up Blank, is missing, but the audioplays that accompany both can be listened to here.

Popeye Meets the Man Who Hated Laughter (Video, Jack Zander, 1972)

The massive crossover wherein comedy newspaper comic characters need rescuing by adventure newspaper comic characters. You can watch it here.

B.C. Monroe Shocks and Struts Ads (Videos, ~1988/1989)

Two auto part ads starring characters from the newspaper comic strip; you can watch them here.

The Funny Papers/Derby Dugan Trilogy (Books, Tom de Haven, 1985/1996/2001)

As recently featured in Dick Tracy, these epic novels follow the decades-long history of Derby Dugan, a fictional comic strip with shades of The Yellow Kid, Little Orphan Annie and R. Crumb - one at a time, volume by volume. Featuring art from Art Spiegelman of Maus fame. You can borrow them digitally here.