| Command to an overfriendly canine | 33 |
| Command to a scout or quarterback? | 34 |
| Command to a pooch on a couch, maybe | 36 |
| Command to a person holding a deck of cards | 43 |
| Command to a newly dubbed knight | 32 |
| Command to a lizard to stay in its room? | 40 |
| Command to a Hungarian composer at the piano? | 45 |
| Command to a French composer at an intersection? | 48 |
| Command that "tracks" Santa | 37 |
| Command shouted in many Westerns | 32 |
| Command sequence before shooting | 32 |
| Command opposite to "gee" | 35 |
| Command on a religious nut's protest sign | 45 |
| Command often entered in a state of panic | 41 |
| Command in a fire-and-brimstone sermon | 38 |
| Command given to one of Santa's reindeer | 44 |
| Command from an angry coach, perhaps | 36 |
| Command from a dentist, after gargling | 38 |
| Command for silence, in court (Var.) | 36 |
| Command for not-so-nimble fingers | 33 |
| Command for a sheep's fleece to grow bigger? | 48 |
| Comm. method reputedly used by Koko the gorilla | 47 |
| Coming-out participant, for short | 33 |
| Coming-of-age movie subject, perhaps | 36 |
| Coming-of-age comedy gag subjects | 33 |
| Coming-of-age classic, with "The" | 43 |
| Coming up with a clever retort the next day? | 44 |
| Coming out, as an animal in a crest | 35 |
| Coming on to a patient, perhaps? | 32 |
| Coming of Age in Samoa author | 32 |
| Coming immediately after, as on TV | 34 |
| Coming from obscurity to success | 32 |
| Coming from either end, so to speak | 35 |
| Coming down with something, maybe | 33 |
| Coming attractions shot at a mobile home park? | 46 |
| Comics' Reed, Sue, Johnny and Ben | 37 |
| Comics' Miss Kett and others | 32 |
| Comics word spelled between asterisks | 37 |
| Comics title character who married Irving | 41 |
| Comics teenager who debuted in 1925 | 35 |
| Comics soldier (with "The") | 37 |
| Comics redhead at Riverdale High | 32 |
| Comics publisher of "Captain Video" | 45 |
| Comics patient of Dr. Liz Wilson | 32 |
| Comics magician, with "the" | 37 |
| Comics fellow who hangs out in a pub | 36 |
| Comics daughter of Nancy and Frank DeGroot | 42 |
| Comics crime-fighter in his disguised mode | 42 |
| Comics crime-fighter in his action mode | 39 |
| Comics character with Dinny the dinosaur | 40 |
| Comics character with a wrist radio | 35 |
| Comics character with a secret identity | 39 |
| Comics character with a horse named Spark Plug | 46 |
| Comics character with a corncob pipe | 36 |
| Comics character with a "gang" | 40 |
| Comics character who debuted in 1941 | 36 |
| Comics character who almost never speaks | 40 |
| Comics character that taught good manners | 41 |
| Comics character named for a flower | 35 |
| Comics canine in a Viking helmet | 32 |
| Comics canine for nearly 30 years | 33 |
| Comical character with a bowl haircut | 37 |
| Comical character in "Star Wars" films | 48 |
| Comic-strip hero created by Bob Kane | 36 |
| Comic-opera composer Adolphe ___ | 32 |
| Comic-Con habitues, stereotypically | 35 |
| Comic writer who produced this puzzle's quote | 49 |
| Comic with the 1955 album "At Sunset" | 47 |
| Comic with anthropomorphic animals | 34 |
| Comic with a "Popular Mechanics" column | 49 |
| Comic with a "domestic goddess" persona | 49 |
| Comic Williams appears in commercials | 37 |
| Comic whose trademark is an unstoppable leg | 43 |
| Comic who wrote jokes for Kennedy | 33 |
| Comic who plays in a metal band? | 32 |
| Comic who inspired this puzzle's theme query | 48 |
| Comic who hosted the 2014 MTV Movie Awards | 42 |
| Comic who has a Fox "Project" | 39 |
| Comic who "jaws" at night | 35 |
| Comic Tina recovered from her wound? | 36 |
| Comic strip's Eisenhower-parody slogan | 42 |
| Comic strip with two naked main characters | 42 |
| Comic strip with the characters Rat and Pig | 43 |
| Comic strip with an all-bird cast | 33 |
| Comic strip title character Andy | 32 |
| Comic strip sound from a drunk person | 37 |
| Comic strip sleuth who wears a deerstalker | 42 |
| Comic strip set in Coconino County | 34 |
| Comic strip penguin created by Berkeley Breathed | 48 |
| Comic strip introduction of 1929 | 32 |
| Comic strip in which Popeye first appeared | 42 |
| Comic strip guy with an eye patch | 33 |
| Comic strip featuring Jeremy Duncan | 35 |
| Comic strip featuring Jeremy and his teen friends | 49 |
| Comic strip favorite (with "The") | 43 |
| Comic strip dog with a long tongue | 34 |
| Comic strip dog for more than a quarter-century | 47 |
| Comic strip daughter drawn by Dik | 33 |
| Comic strip created by Greg Evans | 33 |
| Comic strip created by Chic Young | 33 |