CSotD: Santa offers a mixed bag
Several comic strips have been anticipating Christmas with gags about kids trying to clean up their acts for Santa and…
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Several comic strips have been anticipating Christmas with gags about kids trying to clean up their acts for Santa and…
But first, an update: No word at this hour on whether Suella Braverman behaved herself at today’s formal Remembrance Day…
Brewster Rockit (Tribune) is usually silly, except that on random Sundays it will suddenly take a kind of Mr. Wizard…
I’m still furious with the Washington Post for running a headline last week that spoilered the World Cup game between…
Candorville (KFS) often blurs the lines between its main character, Lemont Brown, and its creator, Darrin Bell, but Bell’s latest…
So here’s the thing: I didn’t have to wait until the final panel of today’s Barn (Creators) to know what…
Though I’m doing funny pages stuff today, I’m featuring Dave Whamond’s editorial cartoon on the basis that it’s funny, which…
We’ll start the day with a rebus rather than a joke, though a rebus is, really, a form of joke….
Maria Scrivan — whom I will see in a day or two at CXC — offers a funny/not funny Half…
There’s an interesting collision going on between routine Back to School comic strips and political cartoons marking the current teacher…
There are only so many new ideas out there, and Pardon My Planet (KFS) isn’t the first strip to make…
Arlo and Janis (AMS) offers some annoying truth about design over function. Granted, Arlo and I are both old enough…
They Can Talk provides an excellent starting point for contemplating cartoons that remind me of other things, because, by playing…
Crabgrass (AMS) sums up my take on all of today’s “broken resolutions” cartoons. It’s a good thing to have some…
Some days are political, some days are comical. Today is a mix, but we’ll start with the shock of Michael…