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Dry Bones made me laugh and think. So, in honor of Yaacov Krischen, I have written the words for today’s Dry Bones comic strip. You’ll have to draw the frames in your heads.

JTA — Yaakov Kirschen’s first cartoon was published in the Jerusalem Post on January 1, 1973. The comic, called “Dry Bones,” starred a Ziggy-like character named Shuldig, a bald and ...

Yaacov Kirschen drew his "Dry Bones" comic strip, which at one point ran in 35 newspapers around the world, for over 50 years. (Image via Amazon.com) ...

Much has been written about the life of Yaakov Kirschen – known as "Dry Bones" to his large number of adoring fans – but little has been written about his return to drawing cartoons in his eighties ...

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Jerusalem Post Opinion 'Dry Bones' cartoonist Yaakov Kirschen helped Jews to love our faults, not just heroics - opinion The cartoonist, who died on Monday at the age of 87, applied a screwball ...