As of January 1, the 1929 comic strip adventures of Popeye have entered the public domain, which means that—as long as you tread carefully—you can, as noted at the outset, create your own Sailor Man ...

Popeye the Sailor Man was one of my favorite cartoons growing up as a kid in the late ’70s and ’80s. Even back then, the character was old (created in the ’20s), but had been repurposed and enhanced ...

Popeye is coasting back to the big screen. The iconic sailor man and spinach chugger, who first appeared in comic strips in the late 1920s, will be the subject of a new live-action feature film from ...

In honor of his lifelong commitment to nutritious eating and his focus on fitness, the Good Housekeeping Institute is proud to award American pop culture icon Popeye the Sailor Man the GH Nutritionist ...

A tattooed smoker with a knack for trouble, he could almost qualify as one of Hollywood’s bad boys. Really, he’s just Popeye ‘ brawler, spinach fiend and sailor man extraordinaire. Born on the ...

"He's not a ghost! The Sailor Man is real... He doesn't take kindly to visitors stopping on his doorstep..." Ay ay! Here we go again. Yet another public domain property being turned into a schlocky ...

Gert teams up with Popeye in I Hate Fairyland #45. Will spinach save the day, or will copyright lawyers sink this ship first?

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Many of us grew up knowing all about Popeye, especially if he was used as an example for why you should eat your spinach. For some reason a little guy with frighteningly large fore arms was supposed ...