Creators Syndicate
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| Type | Print syndicate |
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| Industry | News articles, News Columns, Comics |
| Founded | February 1987 |
| Founder(s) | Richard S. Newcombe |
| Headquarters | Los Angeles, CA, USA |
| Key people |
Richard S. Newcombe - Founder/ President Jack Newcombe - Executive Vice President/ General Manager Marianne Sugawara - Vice President of Operations Melissa Lin - Vice President of Business Affairs |
| Website | Creators.com |
Creators Syndicate is an independent distributor of comic strips and syndicated columns for daily newspapers. It was founded in 1987 by Richard S. Newcombe, and is based in Los Angeles. Creators was one of the first syndicates to allow its clients to maintain creative control of their material. Since its inception, Creators has become only the second major independent syndicate founded since the 1930s.
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[edit] Founding of Creators Syndicate
Richard S. Newcombe accomplished what most industry analysts considered impossible: He founded the first successful independent newspaper syndication company in two decades—only the second major independent syndicate started since the 1930s.
When Rick Newcombe left News America Syndicate after it was sold to King Features, his upstart syndicate was quickly given substantial fire power when Ann Landers and Johnny Hart signed on. Within a few months Herblock joined the team, and Creators Syndicate hasn't looked back.
[edit] Awards and recognition
Creators Syndicate has more Pulitzer Prize winners than any other syndicate. This list includes Steve Benson, Connie Schultz, Steve Breen and two-time winners Mike Luckovich, Michael Ramirez and Paul Szep.
In addition to Pulitzer Prizes, Creators has a stellar comics section responsible of winning many different categories of Reuben Awards, for cartoon excellence. Included in this list are best cartoon winners B.C., Wizard of Id, Momma and Speed Bump. Winners in other categories include Ballard Street, Chip Bok, Archie and many others.
[edit] Columnists
- Michael Barone
- Austin Bay
- Tony Blankley
- Andy Borowitz
- L. Brent Bozell III
- Pat Buchanan
- Steve Chapman
- Mona Charen
- Linda Chavez
- Alexander Cockburn
- Joe Conason
- Larry Elder
- Jackie Gingrich Cushman
- Diane Dimond
- Susan Estrich
- Joseph Farah
- Suzanne Fields
- Froma Harrop
- David Harsanyi
- Jim Hightower
- Terence P. Jeffrey
- Lawrence Kudlow
- Mark Levy
- Ann Landers
- David Limbaugh
- Michelle Malkin
- Dennis Mammana
- Roland S. Martin
- Dick Morris
- William Murchison
- Chuck Norris
- Oliver North
- Bill O'Reilly
- Miguel Perez
- Dennis Prager
- Deb Price
- Paul Craig Roberts
- Debra Saunders
- Robert Scheer
- Phyllis Schlafly
- Connie Schultz
- Ben Shapiro
- Mark Shields
- Roger Simon
- Lenore Skenazy
- David Sirota
- Thomas Sowell
- John Stossel
- Jacob Sullum
- Matt Towery
- Brian Till
- Emmett Tyrrell
- Walter E. Williams
[edit] Comic strips
[edit] Current
- Agnes
- Andy Capp
- Archie
- Ask Shagg
- Ballard Street
- B.C.
- The Barn
- Cafe Con Leche
- Chuckle Bros.
- Daddy's Home
- Diamond Lil
- Doodles
- Dog Eat Doug
- The Dogs of C-Kennel
- Flo & Friends
- Flare
- Flight Deck
- For Heaven's Sake
- Free Range
- Girls & Sports
- Heathcliff
- Herb and Jamaal
- Liberty Meadows
- The Meaning of Lila
- Momma
- Nest Heads
- Natural Selection
- One Big Happy
- On A Claire Day
- The Other Coast
- Rubes
- Rugrats
- Scary Gary
- Speed Bump
- State of the Union
- Strange Brew
- Thin Lines
- Wee Pals
- Winnie the Pooh
- The Wizard of Id
- Working It Out
[edit] Discontinued
- Baby Blues (moved to King Features Syndicate)
- Poor Arnold's Almanac
- The Quigmans (last published January 29, 2011)
- Sherman's Lagoon (moved to King Features Syndicate)
[edit] Editorial cartoonists
- Chuck Asay
- Bruce Beattie
- Steve Benson
- Chip Bok
- Steve Breen
- Chris Britt
- John Deering
- Bob Gorrell
- Clay Jones
- Steve Kelley
- Mike Luckovich
- Gary Markstein
- Mossprints
- Michael Ramirez
- Marshall Ramsey
- Steve Sack
- John Sherffius
- Scott Stantis
- Paul Szep
- Mike Thompson
- Gary Varvel
[edit] External links
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