Lisa Loring: Wednesday, the Child Full of Woe (or Not) Wednesday made her debut in the aforementioned Charles Addams comic. Like her family members, Wednesday did not have a name.

In 1938, cartoonist Charles Addams couldn't have imagined how his life would be impacted when he began drawing his macabrely funny, single-panel The Addams Family comics for The New Yorker. Or how ...

Created by cartoonist Charles Addams in the late-1930s, ... all the way back to when I saw the '60s TV show as a kid. I was [also] a fan of the Charles Addams original cartoons.

Charles Addams' goal was never to create fear, ... Addams was born there in 1912 and as a child he played in graveyards, imagining those who lay beneath, ...

As a digitally animated “The Addams Family” pops on screens nationwide this Friday, it serves as a tribute to Charles Addams, who created this iconic family over 70 years ago. Addams, born in ...

This article was originally on a blog post platform and may be missing photos, graphics or links. See About archive blog posts. Charles Addams, Google Doodle honoree, signed his cartoons ‘Chas ...

“The Addams Family” will appeal to mature folks who grew up with John Astin and Carolyn Jones as Gomez and Morticia in the 1960s TV show, and kids who are just discovering this kooky bunch.

The birthplace of cartoonist Charles Addams, ... These streets were a wellspring for Addams' imagination as a child in the early 20th century, and influenced his most famous creation.

“The Addams Family,” the big-screen adaptation of Charles Addams’ comic stories of an aristocratic family with a taste for the macabre, became a box office sensation when it opened in ...