McMeel

McMeel refers primarily to Andrews McMeel Universal (AMU), a publishing company and media syndicate headquartered in Kansas City, Missouri.

Andrews McMeel Universal (AMU): Founded in 1970 as Universal Press Syndicate by Jim Andrews and John McMeel, the company is a major distributor of comic strips, editorial cartoons, columns, and other written content to newspapers worldwide. It also operates Andrews McMeel Publishing, a book publishing arm known for humor, poetry, and gift books. Key properties and creators associated with AMU include:

• Comic Strips: Calvin and Hobbes, Doonesbury, The Far Side, Garfield, Dilbert, For Better or For Worse, FoxTrot
• Cartoonists: Garry Trudeau, Bill Watterson, Jim Davis, Scott Adams
• Columns: Ann Landers, Dear Abby

The company has expanded its operations to include digital media and entertainment.

Other Possible Uses: While Andrews McMeel Universal is the most common association, the name "McMeel" could also refer to:

• Individuals: Individuals with the surname McMeel. In this context, it would be best to search for specific individuals by name (e.g., "John McMeel").
• Related Businesses or Products: Any subsidiary, product, or service connected to Andrews McMeel Universal.