Cartoonist Patrick McDonnell, creator of "Mutts," has decided to liberate the character Guard Dog, who symbolized the cruelty of dog chaining for decades.

"Mutts" premiered in 1995 with two heroes -- the small canine Earl and the feline Mooch, fond of saying "Yesh." There's also Woolfie, Sid the fish, Crabby, Sourpuss and Butchie, the ever-vigilant ...

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Patrick McDonnell's long-running comic strip Mutts has a graphic novel spinoff. Check out an exclusive preview of Breaking the Chain: The Guard Dog Story.

In the panels of “Mutts,” there’s the long-delayed sight of freedom. Patrick McDonnell, the cartoonist who draws the popular strip, is freeing his character Guard Dog, ...

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"Mutts" premiered in 1995 with two heroes -- the small canine Earl and the feline Mooch, fond of saying "Yesh." There's also Woolfie, Sid the fish, Crabby, Sourpuss and Butchie, the ever-vigilant ...

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Tragic character: "Mutts" premiered in 1995 with two heroes — the small canine Earl and the feline Mooch, fond of saying “Yesh.” There's also Woolfie, Sid the fish, ...

NEW YORK — Something is different on the comics pages this week. In the panels of “Mutts,” there's the long-delayed sight of freedom. Patrick McDonnell, the cartoonist who draws the popular ...