What are some good public domains for comic strip characters?

Answer by  patti (29325)

"Public domain" is a reference to writing/music/art/etc on which the copyright has expired. There are several good websites where you can research the history of various comic strips, including toonpedia. Google "cartoon history" and you'll get a long list of websites that offer lots of good information. The public library is also an excellent source.

Answer by  ferfer72 (2623)

You could start by putting specific comic strip characters' names into search engines. There are also a lot of books written about comic strips. You could check them out at your local library.

Answer by  patti (29325)

Go to the public library. You'll find a good deal of information about the history of the comics as well as book that have been written about the art itself.

Answer by  altos (224)

Google "list of comic strip characters"

Answer by  darce (125)

I would start by going to comic book stores and asking the clerk about the characters you want to know about. There is a wealth of information there, as well as back issues of the comic. I would also do research on the internet, and public libraries.

Answer by  noonespecial (235)

Wikipedia is a good place to look for different comicbook characters and their history.