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Grizzwells, The

Grizzwells, The

By Bill Schorr

For a family strip with bite, you can't do better than "The Grizzwells," starring a four-bear family of grizzlies.

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About Bill Schorr

Bill Schorr began his career as an editorial cartoonist for the Kansas City Star. He then spent several years with the Los Angeles Herald Examiner before returning again to the Star. He was staff editorial cartoonist at the New York Daily News from 1997 to 2001. Born in New York City, Schorr grew up in Albuquerque, New Mexico, and Riverside, California.

Cast

Black and white portrait of a man with tousled hair, wearing a collared shirt and tie, against a circular background. The image captures his confident expression, suitable for professional profiles or biographical content.

Gunther Grizzwell

Husband, father, slacker, ransacker. A real bear's bear with an appetite for just about anything that moves (though he rarely does himself). Gunther is the leader of the pack and spends most of his days tolerating his incessantly annoying sidekick, Pierpoint ... because finding another sidekick would be too much trouble.

Pierpoint

Gunther's annoying sidekick is a ball of confusion, a boatload of woes, a mass of paranoia, and a bowl chock-full of endless, mindless chatter. He's a naturally curious creature who doesn't seem to realize that he's constantly tempting fate with his ramblings.

Cartoon bear character wearing pink curlers and an apron, with a tired expression, set against a circular white background.

Flora Grizzwell

The original mama grizzly, Flora is Gunther's loving, patient, understanding, caring wife ... and the one creature he fears!

Cartoon bear character wearing a red knitted hat and blue sweater, standing with a thoughtful expression. Ideal for children's content and storytelling themes.

Tucker Grizzwell

Not exactly fierce grizzly material yet, think of Tucker as an "intimidator-in-training." His idea of searching for game is finding the next big Superduper Nintendo. Tucker doesn't mind tramping through the landfill with his dad, as long as he doesn't get all yucky and gross.

Fauna Grizzwell

Fauna's like, you know, totally locked into pop culture and sick fashions and music and you know, stuff.

Cartoon rabbit character standing upright with a playful expression, featuring long ears and a fluffy tail, set against a circular white background. Ideal for children's content or Easter-themed illustrations.

Warren

This self-possessed, self-absorbed, self-related, self-styled "ladies man" never met a girl he didn't like to talk to about himself. Warren is a fountain of not-too-helpful romantic advice for hapless Pierpoint.

Cartoon character with long hair and a pink bow, wearing a pink skirt, standing with a confident pose against a circular background. Ideal for children's media or animated content.

Jasmine

The beautiful object of Pierpoint's wasted desire, Jasmine has never met a heart she didn't want to break. She secretly enjoys crushing Pierpoint's futile attempts at the fine art of flirtation.