CSotD: A Variety of Snow Jobs
Our impending political disaster is grim enough that Andertoons (AMS) manages to mine it not so much for an actual…
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Our impending political disaster is grim enough that Andertoons (AMS) manages to mine it not so much for an actual…
I promised Suzi I wouldn’t get into any political rants on her birthday. Though I’m not sure she’d hear any…
I sometimes feel that the kids in Baby Blues (AMS) have become a little too consistently bratty, but then I…
Got in later than I’d hoped yesterday, so nothing to report on the AAEC/CXC confab yet. Meanwhile, the globe apparently…
(Benjamin Slyngstad) (Pat Bagley) Here are two closely related commentaries on the negative response to diversity and inclusion in…
I don’t know how far ahead Jef Mallett works on Frazz (AMS), but he hit this one squarely: Michigan, where…
Today’s Non Sequitur (AMS) offers my favorite: A combination of humor and potential for serious thought. It’s only funny…
xkcd starts us off with a cartoon that is funny but that then sends me off on a tangent. Obviously,…
Cathy Wilcox sets the stage today, and, while in Australia this generally means soft-pedaling the treatment of aboriginal people, painting…
We’ll start with a somewhat serious issue today and then descend into more trivial matters. Ed Hall is hardly the…
Edison Lee (KFS) doesn’t say everything I’ve been thinking about this, but he says enough. One of the things popping…
Perhaps it seems this way from the far shores of Australia, but I don’t think many US cartoonists are echoing…
Lio may be on the right track. One advantage of a parliamentary system is that elections can be called anytime…
Today’s The Other Coast pings a particularly sweet spot for me, because I remember asking my mother about the same…