CSotD: Through a Glass, Darkly
Paul Fell lays out one of the major issues in the upcoming elections, which is that a significant portion of…
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Paul Fell lays out one of the major issues in the upcoming elections, which is that a significant portion of…
Chip Bok (Creators) starts us off with a “Say what?” in which he contends that justices are not placed on…
Several comic strips have been anticipating Christmas with gags about kids trying to clean up their acts for Santa and…
I had no intention of highlighting any more Kissinger cartoons, since they have all been pretty much the same, and,…
Timing matters, and Lee Judge (KFS) offered this cartoon yesterday. That, plus the elephants, indicates that he meant the metaphorical…
Poor Edison Lee (KFS) finds himself in what seems likely to be a disaster: He misunderstood the teacher’s previous announcement…
On the topic of things you shouldn’t have to be told, Gary Varvel (Creators) depicts a kid gleefully heading off…
As is so often the case, I find myself reluctantly agreeing with Clyde’s dubious street smarts in today’s Candorville (KFS)…
Alex offers a grim prediction for writers, or at least those who don’t go to the right cocktail parties in…
This is a “Where do I begin?” day, because I have a file full of worthwhile cartoons, including a new…
Some topical humor from Frederic du Bus. Pardon my crude translation: In a world ravaged by global warming, the survivors…
Walt Handelsman pings a continuing annoyance here. It’s not a “pet peeve.” A pet peeve is people who write “if…
Bruce MacKinnon’s cartoon would be funny if the guy in it were some obscure goofball prattling away about his own…
Tom Tomorrow packs a lot into six panels here. There is, by the way, no Chinese curse of “May you…
I suppose it shouldn’t be surprising that Kal Kallaugher, who cartoons for the Economist among other clients, should demonstrate some…