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Tex & Clem

Two unforgettable characters, the humor of small-town life, and the everyday adventures of The Wild West — new strips drawn by hand, every week.

Celebrating Small-Town Life & The Wild West Since 2021
Meet the Cast

Meet Tex & Clem

Two lifelong friends, one small town, and no shortage of opinions. Get to know the pair readers can't stop quoting.

Est. Local Character
Tex, the cowboy character from the Tex and Clem comic strip

Tex

The Cowboy

Stubborn, dry-witted, and convinced every problem can be solved with common sense and a good cup of coffee. Tex says what everyone's thinking — usually a beat before he should.

"Well, that's about as useful as a screen door on a submarine."

Est. Local Character
Clem, Tex's horse from the Tex and Clem comic strip

Clem

Tex's Horse

Tex's loyal — and long-suffering — horse, hauling him between the ranch, the feed store, and every argument in between. Clem's seen every one of Tex's bad ideas up close, and he's got the eye-roll to prove it.

"Hee-haw. Even I know better than that."

Est. Local Character
Daisy Belle, Tex's smart and beautiful cowgal from the Tex and Clem comic strip

Daisy Belle

Texs' Smart, Beautiful Cowgal

The one person in town who can out-talk, out-work, and out-argue Tex without breaking a sweat. Daisy Belle's usually the reason his worst ideas don't go any further than they already have.

"Tex, honey, that's not a plan. That's a cry for help."

Est. Local Character
Pistol Pete, part criminal part prankster from the Tex and Clem comic strip

Pistol Pete

Part Criminal, Part Prankster

Never quite an outlaw and never quite harmless either — Pistol Pete's schemes land somewhere between a bank heist and a whoopee cushion. Tex never knows which one he's getting until it's too late.

"Crime don't pay... but this whoopee cushion sure was worth it."

Est. Local Character
The Rowdy Boys, two harmless troublemaker brothers from the Tex and Clem comic strip

The Rowdy Boys

Harmless Local Troublemakers

Two brothers who've never met a prank, dare, or bad idea they didn't like. More nuisance than menace, the Rowdy Boys are usually the reason Tex is somewhere he shouldn't be, doing something he'll regret.

"We gotcha Tex!!"

New Every Week

Latest Strips

Fresh Tex & Clem strips, added weekly. Catch up on the latest conversation from the porch.

Jim Cox with Tex and Clem comic strip artwork
Where It Started

The Story Behind the Strip

Tex & Clem began as a handful of doodles in Jim's sketchbook — Tex based on the small-town neighbors and coffee-shop regulars he grew up around, and Clem based on every ornery, unimpressed old horse that's ever had to put up with a man like that. What started as a private joke between friends turned into a strip readers now look for every week, because the jokes are familiar and the porch is always open.

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Books, apparel, and collectibles for readers who can't get enough of the porch conversation.

Tex and Clem: Ol' West collected comic strip book
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Tex & Clem: Ol' West

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Tex and Clem Coloring Book cover
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Tex & Clem Coloring Book

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Tex and Clem 'Got'em Bro' T-shirt
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"Got'em Bro!" Tee

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Tex and Clem 'Sugar, Extra Sugar Please' coffee mug
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"Sugar, Extra Sugar Please!" Mug

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Framed signed comic strip art panel: The Automobile
$45.00

Original Framed Tex & Clem Strip

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For Editors & Publishers

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