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Let’s start the day with a grim chuckle from Wiley Miller, because, while today’s Non Sequitur (AMS) is funny, it’s…
Let’s start the day with a grim chuckle from Wiley Miller, because, while today’s Non Sequitur (AMS) is funny, it’s…
Punchbooks has posted this cartoon from April 16, 1919, in which British Prime Minister David Lloyd George cheerfully presents the…
We’ll lead off today’s revue with Sunday’s Candorville (WPWG), in part because I have a one-week rule for how long…
In this Non Sequitur (AMS), Wiley Miller longs for the world before social media, and whether this would be a…
I don’t know how far ahead Jef Mallett works on Frazz (AMS), but he hit this one squarely: Michigan, where…
“We’ve all heard that a million monkeys banging on a million typewriters will eventually reproduce the entire works of…
Barney & Clyde (WPWG) has it right, but it’s more complex. I don’t think people are any more stupid than…
Wiley Miller hits a truth in today’s Non Sequitur (AMS): We’ve reached a level of solipsism where not only is…
There are a lot of things I don’t understand, but this Non Sequitur (AMS) brings up the most fascinating, at…
I dealt with Naomi Osaka’s withdrawal from the French Open briefly yesterday, but it’s still getting a lot of attention,…
(Some thoughts about newspapers, while I take Mother’s Day off to go visit the Aged P.) Here’s the protagonist…
Mike Smith (KFS) echoes my current thoughts. Social media in general, and Facebook for sure, was bad enough during the…
A lot of cartoonists are posting their original 9/11 cartoons this week. Here’s what I was doing then. It…
But first, this … Having used Chip Bok‘s cartoon yesterday to illustrate conservatives who dismiss the revelations in the Atlantic…