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Pickles (AMS) offers a lovely example of tightrope walking, with a gag that its audience will get, even if they…
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Pickles (AMS) offers a lovely example of tightrope walking, with a gag that its audience will get, even if they…
Some years ago — never mind how long precisely — having burned out on the politics of the day, and…
The best way to start today is with Paul Fell’s cartoon, which should please people who dislike sports. You don’t…
A lot of things have changed in the past day or two, and I’m covering myself by starting with this…
No, no, no politics today, despite Pearls Before Swine (AMS) sneaking a good one in. DD Degg’s news of another…
If I were doing politics today, I’d want to swap out the parents with Uncle Sam and the Statue of…
Glad I didn’t use this Pearls Before Swine (AMS) when it appeared Sunday, because there has been an explosion of…
Lemont, the protagonist of Candorville (KFS), spends too much time playing the pedant and correcting people for speaking the way…
Grand Avenue (AMS) marks a cultural change that has often sent me digging through the memory banks. I suppose the…
Alex offers a grim prediction for writers, or at least those who don’t go to the right cocktail parties in…
I don’t know if today’s Non Sequitur (AMS) counts as “fortuitous” timing, since nobody in Vermont or the lower Hudson…
There have been several cartoons on the subject of Paul McCartney resurrecting John’s voice through AI to complete a recording…
I’m interpreting this Joy of Tech cartoon as a cry for help, but not on behalf of coders who may…
Sunil Agarwal mocks a saying I take seriously, but I’m willing to laugh at the empty cans and bottles that…
Ed Wexler poses the question of whether Dianne Feinstein learned anything from the results of Ruth Bader Ginsburg lingering on…