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CSotD: I’ve Looked at CrowdStrike from Both Sides Now
Scott Hilburn wins the Fortuitous Timing Award, though if he’d run today’s Argyle Sweater (AMS) 24 hours earlier, he might…
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Scott Hilburn wins the Fortuitous Timing Award, though if he’d run today’s Argyle Sweater (AMS) 24 hours earlier, he might…
My usual rule is to not feature a cartoon more than a week after it runs, but I’ve recently wound…
Sunday’s Rubes (Creators) brought to mind an African folktale whose more precise origin I can’t remember, of the lion, the…
Best way to shut me up is to draw the perfect cartoon. Too Much Coffee Man has done just that….
I believe comics can be educational without being educational comics, and today’s Rubes (Creators) brought to mind a visit to…
Barbara Smaller’s cartoon is hardly breakthrough humor, subconsciously echoing as it does a Tom Toro piece that has become a…
Joy of Tech comments on the decline of the Internet, and they’re not alone, though this detailed takedown of Facebook’s…
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…