Gallery: 15 famous comic strips about Tucson
- Rick Wiley
- Updated
Notable comic strip artists penned original artwork in 1970 for the 100th anniversary of the Tucson Citizen. The Citizen, the oldest newspaper in Arizona, closed in 2009.
Tucson Citizen anniversary cartoons
Peanuts by Charles Schulz for Tucson Citizen's 100th anniversary in 1970.
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Steve Canyon by Milton Caniff for Tucson Citizen's 100th anniversary in 1970.
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Snuffy Smith by Fred Lasswell for Tucson Citizen's 100th anniversary in 1970.
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Rex Morgan, M.D. by Frank Edgington for Tucson Citizen's 100th anniversary in 1970.
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Nancy by Ernie Bushmiller for Tucson Citizen's 100th anniversary in 1970.
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Andy Capp by Reg Smythe for Tucson Citizen's 100th anniversary in 1970.
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Apartment 3-G by Alex Kotzky for Tucson Citizen's 100th anniversary in 1970.
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Beetle Bailey by Mort Walker for Tucson Citizen's 100th anniversary in 1970.
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Beetle Bailey by Mort Walker for Tucson Citizen's 100th anniversary in 1970.
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Blondie by Chic Young for Tucson Citizen's 100th anniversary in 1970.
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Dick Tracy by Chester Gould for Tucson Citizen's 100th anniversary in 1970.
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Gasoline Alley by Dick Moores for Tucson Citizen's 100th anniversary in 1970.
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Henry by John Liney for Tucson Citizen's 100th anniversary in 1970.
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Hi and Lois by Dik Browne for Tucson Citizen's 100th anniversary in 1970.
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John Q Public by Vaughn Shoemaker for Tucson Citizen's 100th anniversary in 1970.
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Rick Wiley
Photo editor