Issued by the United States Postal Service on October 1, 1995, this sheet of 20 different mint stamps commemorates influential U.S. comic strips. The sheet was issued on the 100th anniversary of "The Yellow Kid," which appeared in the "New York World" in May 1895 and is recognized as one of the first modern comic strip characters.

This sheet of ten self-adhesive stamps was the first issued of a series of Warner Brothers Cartoon Characters sheets. It features Bugs Bunny, the wisecracking "Oscar-winning rabbit" with the Brooklyn accent.

This sheet of ten self-adhesive stamps was the second issued of a series of Warner Brothers Cartoon Characters sheets. It features the popular cat and bird combo, Sylvester & Tweety. This sheet was issued in two formats: the format offered here has a die-cut ("perforated") 10th stamp on the right-hand side of the sheet. The other format has an imperforate stamp (no die-cutting) at this 10th position. With both formats, there is die-cutting between the nine stamps on left-hand side of the pane.

This sheet of ten self-adhesive stamps was the second issued of a series of Warner Brothers Cartoon Characters sheets. It features the popular cat and bird combo, Sylvester & Tweety. This sheet was issued in two formats: one format has a die-cut ("perforated") 10th stamp on the right-hand side of the sheet. The other format, the one offered here, has an imperforate stamp (no die-cutting) at this 10th position. With both formats, there is die-cutting between the nine stamps on left-hand side of the pane.

This sheet of ten self-adhesive stamps was the third issued of a series of Warner Brothers Cartoon Characters sheets. It features Daffy Duck, looking indignantly at a letter bearing a stamp honoring his rival, Bugs Bunny. This sheet was issued in two formats: the format offered here has a die-cut ("perforated") 10th stamp on the right-hand side of the sheet. The other format has an imperforate stamp (no die-cutting) at this 10th position. With both formats, there is die-cutting between the nine stamps on left-hand side of the pane.

This sheet of ten self-adhesive stamps was the third issued of a series of Warner Brothers Cartoon Characters sheets. It features Daffy Duck looking indignantly at a letter bearing a stamp honoring his rival, Bugs Bunny. This sheet was issued in two formats: one format has a die-cut ("perforated") 10th stamp on the right-hand side of the sheet. The other format, the one offered here, has an imperforate stamp (no die-cutting) at this 10th position. With both formats, there is die-cutting between the nine stamps on left-hand side of the pane. This pane, with the imperforate 10th stamp, is more scarce than the pane with the die-cut 10th stamp.

This sheet of ten self-adhesive stamps was the fourth issued of a series of Warner Brothers Cartoon Characters sheets. It features the Road runner and Wile E. Coyote, and was designed by the Warner Bros. artist Ed Wleczyk. This sheet was issued in two formats: the format offered here has a die-cut ("perforated") 10th stamp on the right-hand side of the sheet. The other format has an imperforate stamp (no die-cutting) at this 10th position. With both formats, there is die-cutting between the nine stamps on left-hand side of the pane.

This sheet of ten self-adhesive stamps was the fourth issued of a series of Warner Brothers Cartoon Characters sheets. It features the Road Runner and Wile E. Coyote and was designed by the Warner Bros. artist Ed Wleczyk. This sheet was issued in two formats: one format has a die-cut ("perforated") 10th stamp on the right-hand side of the sheet. The other format, the one offered here, has an imperforate stamp (no die-cutting) at this 10th position. With both formats, there is die-cutting between the nine stamps on left-hand side of the pane. This pane, with the imperforate 10th stamp, is significantly more scarce than the pane with the die-cut 10th stamp: 127-fold fewer panes were issued.