1973) - second iteration of the syndicate 1950) - outlived its corporate owner, the Philadelphia Public Ledger 1950) - Markey was originally an executive at the McNaught Syndicate Comx Box Comics Syndicate (2014–2018) - distributed webcomics.AP Newsfeatures (1930–1961) - owned by the Associated Press.The Washington Post Writers Group (est.(1937–1974 acquired by the Los Angeles Times Syndicate in 1967 and absorbed into its operations in 1974) 1949–2000 acquired by Tribune Media Services) - former names include Mirror Enterprises Syndicate and Los Angeles Times Mirror Syndicate 1918) - former names include Tribune-New York (Daily) News Syndicate, Chicago Tribune Syndicate, the Chicago Tribune New York News Syndicate, Tribune Company Syndicate, and Tribune Media Services 1930) - King Features Syndicate's distribution partner in Canada former names include Toronto Star Syndicate Torstar Syndication Services (Canada) (est.Royal Comics Syndicate (Finland) (est.1920–1966) - remaining strips taken over by Publishers-Hall Publishers-Hall Syndicate (1944–1975 merged into Field Newspaper Syndicate) - former names include Hall Syndicate, New York Post Syndicate, Post-Hall Syndicate, Inc., Hall Syndicate.Publishers Syndicate (1925–1967 acquired by Field Enterprises) - became Publishers-Hall.1935-1948 acquired by Field Enterprises with the merger of the Chicago Sun and the Chicago Daily Times) Field Newspaper Syndicate (1941–1984 acquired by News Corporation and then King Features) - former names include the Chicago Sun Syndicate, the Field Enterprises Syndicate, and the Chicago Sun-Times Syndicate later renamed News America Syndicate and then North America Syndicate.Register and Tribune Syndicate (1922–1986 acquired by Hearst / King Features),.

Editors Feature Service (?–1927 acquired by and absorbed into Central Press Association).

North American Press Syndicate (?–1912 acquired by and absorbed into Central Press Association).

Central Press Association (1910–1971 acquired and eventually absorbed by King Features) until ceasing operations in 1971).

1987) - formed in reaction to King Features' acquisition of the Register and Tribune Syndicate and News America Syndicate

Wheeler Syndicate (1913–1916 acquired by McClure Syndicate) - syndicated the work of Bud Fisher and Fontaine Fox.

McClure Newspaper Syndicate (1884–1952 absorbed into Bell-McClure Syndicate) - began syndicating comic strips c.

1966 acquired by Bell Syndicate in 1930)

Bell Syndicate (1916–1972 acquired by United Features) - known as the Bell-McClure Syndicate from 1930 to 1972.Metropolitan Newspaper Service (1919–1932 owned by the Bell Syndicate from 1920–1930 acquired an eventually absorbed by United Features).United Feature Syndicate (1919–1978 merged into United Media Enterprises).1909–1978 merged into United Media Enterprises) United Media (1978–2011 formed from the consolidation of United Feature and Newspaper Enterprise Association eventually acquired by Universal Uclick).Editors Press Service (1933–2010 acquired by Universal Press Syndicate in 2004 and renamed Atlantic Syndication).Chronicle Features (1962–1998 acquired by Universal Press Syndicate in 1997).1916–1965 acquired by The Washington Star Syndicate) - formerly known as the Adams Newspaper Service Washington Star Syndicate (1965–1979).Universal Press Syndicate (1970–2009 merged with Uclick to form Universal Uclick) - former names include Universal New Media.Uclick (1996–2009 merged with Universal Press Syndicate to form Universal Uclick) - formerly named Universal New Media.2009) - formed by merger of Universal Press Syndicate and Uclick formerly called Universal Uclick includes GoComics Over the years, many syndicates have been acquired and otherwise absorbed by competitors this list attempts to illustrate that. This is a list of comic strip syndicates.

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