Baby Blues 2025 Day-to-Day Calendar
By Jerry Scott, Rick Kirkman
The ups, downs, and in-betweens of the MacPherson family's life as chronicled in Baby Blues® will resonate with anyone raising kids—or who's been a kid. Jerry Scott and Rick Kirkman's comic creation captures both the hilarious and the heartwarming moments that are part of being a family.
Each page of this calendar features a different full-color comic strip. As an added bonus, the back of each page includes Daily Extra content such as puzzles, jokes, quotations, and trivia.
Features include:
- 5.354" x 4.488" page size
- No single-use plastic
- Recyclable chipboard easel backer for desk or tabletop display
- Printed on FSC certified paper with soy-based ink
- Full color tear-off pages
- Back of pages contain Daily Extra content such as puzzles, jokes, quotations, and trivia
- Day/Date reference on each page
- Combined weekend pages
- Official major world holidays and observances
- Each page features a different Baby Blues comic strip about the joys and disasters of family life
Details & Purchase
Day-by-Day Calendar
- Price: $17.99
- Dimensions: 5.906 x 5
- ISBN: 9781524888930
- Publish Date: 9/24/2024
- Pages: 640
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About the Author
Rick Kirkman is the co-creator and illustrator of Baby Blues. He won the Reuben Award in 2012 for his work on the strip. Before the strip, Rick illustrated for Children's Television Workshop and Parents and Redbook magazines, among others. Kirkman lives in Arizona with his wife and numerous pets.
Jerry Scott is one of only four cartoonists to have two comic strips distributed simultaneously to over 1,000 newspapers each. He provides the writing for both Baby Blues and Zits, and also won the Reuben Award in 2001. He credits his childhood paper route with kindling his interest in comics. Scott lives in California with his wife, Kim.
Jerry Scott is one of only four cartoonists to have two comic strips distributed simultaneously to over 1,000 newspapers each. He provides the writing for both Baby Blues and Zits, and also won the Reuben Award in 2001. He credits his childhood paper route with kindling his interest in comics. Scott lives in California with his wife, Kim.
