I even titled the book The Sun Won’t Come Out Tomorrow ... The creators of the musical claim to have taken little from the ...

But even with timely story lines, public interest in newspaper comic adventures ... murder at the time). Annie did undergo a modest makeover over the years: The "Little Orphan" was dropped in ...

After 86 years in the Daily News’ comics, there are no more tomorrows for “Little Orphan Annie.” The plucky redhead with the saucer-shaped eyes appears in her final newspaper strip on Sunday ...

Now, that doesn't mean that Annie won't come back … whether it's (in) comic books, graphic novels, in print, electronic. It's just too rich a vein (not) to mine." Little Orphan Annie debuted as ...

It truly is a hard-knocks life. After 86 years on newspapers’ comic pages, the always youthful Little Orphan Annie, who’s survived a jail in North Korea, repeated kidnappings, accusations of ...

For many comic-book enthusiasts, the peripheral domain ... Buck Rogers, Flash Gordon and Little Orphan Annie. One person caught up in the collecting quandary was Bill Blackbeard of the San ...

Unlike the Annie of stage and screen, Maeder said Gray started "Little Orphan Annie" the comic strip with dark and political themes. Maeder said he attempted to stay faithful to that legacy ...

Come this summer, there will be no more tomorrows for Annie. After 85 years, Tribune Media Services has announced it will cease syndication of the comic ... life." Little Orphan Annie made its ...

Daddy Warbucks is in serious trouble. The egg-bald guardian of that ageless comic-strip carrot top, Little Orphan Annie, has been railroaded into a private insane asylum run by one Dr. Le Quaque.

Of course, "Annie" also has its own local connection to the Chicago area. Harold Gray, the artist who came up with the cartoon idea for the newspaper comic strip "Little Orphan Annie" in 1924 ...