
CSotD: Sunday Funnies for the Old Folks
My initial response to today’s Duplex (AMS) was to wonder just how old that movie is, and, when I looked…
My initial response to today’s Duplex (AMS) was to wonder just how old that movie is, and, when I looked…
Mr. Boffo offers a bit of safe harbor for troubled marriages and thank goodness for finicky cats. Our cat ate…
If I were going to address politics today — which I am not — I’d have given Scott Stantis the…
I don’t know how things are working in Ireland, but the couple in this Graeme Keyes cartoon would have to…
I wasn’t looking for anything too brain-involved today, and so the predictable foolishness of Sherman’s Lagoon (AMS) seemed just right….
Mr. Boffo reminds me of when I got a subscription to the New Yorker for donating to my NPR station….
In my defense, unlike Wallace the Brave (AMS), I’m retired and don’t have to know what day it is. The…
We’re avoiding politics today, but that doesn’t mean unbridled frivolity. Betty (AMS) brings up a thorny question, which is how…
Jason Chatfield takes a shot at audience members who seem to wish they’d been the ones invited to speak on…
It’s a frightening world out there. As Mike Lester (AMS) predicts, Disney plans to groom our children, indoctrinating them to…
Speaking, as we were yesterday, of brilliant women of the past, this Pearls Before Swine (AMS) calls to mind Madame…
Chip Bok (Creators) was likely being sarcastic with this one, but the comments indicate that a whole lot of the…
I was surprised at how many cartoons were about Christmas this morning. I’d expected some Boxing Day gags and Returning…
Mr. Boffo is a constant celebration of dumbasses, often, as in this case, accompanied by the side-glance of a woman…
Betty (AMS) has never been terribly specific about what she does for a living, but her current mood matches mine,…