Nancy and Sluggo are unapologetic in their search ... Naughty Nancy is back, a kid who hungers for excitement. After Ernie ...

Ernie Bushmiller created Nancy, the bratty child with a unique ... which had many gags where Nancy and her loutish boyfriend Sluggo revealed that they were fully aware they were characters in ...

Another has Sluggo taking a picture of Nancy ... but it could rarely be misunderstood. *NANCY and all comics by Ernie Bushmiller are copyrighted and reprinted with the permission of Andrews ...

I even learned that Ernie had an appreciation for Robert ... The strip bears almost no relation to Bushmiller’s Nancy and Sluggo, but, since the “Nancy” strip was originally copyrighted ...

“In ‘Nancy,’ Ernie Bushmiller created his own reality ... because why would she use a giant church steeple as a megaphone to get Sluggo’s attention when she could just text?

Better Nancy and Sluggo should have been buried with their ... to its source will find Brian Walker’s book “The Best of Ernie Bushmiller’s Nancy” (Holt, $10.95) the best introduction.

Few gag-a-day strips from the golden age of newspaper comics are as beloved by aficionados while remaining so obscure to the general public as Nancy by Ernie Bushmiller. The strip, about a ...

The rumor about how Sluggo died from eating Pop Rocks and drinking ... but it’s worth it for this observation: ‘Nancy’ has been perceived as a simple children’s strip by some and sort ...