
CSotD: Finding Humor in Despair
I’m interpreting this Joy of Tech cartoon as a cry for help, but not on behalf of coders who may…
I’m interpreting this Joy of Tech cartoon as a cry for help, but not on behalf of coders who may…
This is one of those “Where do I start?” days, but Eric Allie (Counterpoint) offers a segue from yesterday, in…
Ed Hall points out the need to not look away. I appreciate, on one hand, the people who said of…
Lyndon offers an optimistic thought in this morning’s Pros & Cons (KFS): As bad as things appear at the moment,…
Adam Zyglis explains the ongoing outrage factor, in which the Republicans work to rile up the public over dubious threats…
Tom Tomorrow asks how we’ve managed to undo so much so quickly. It’s an excellent question. But as the…
Marc Murphy gets the lead-off position today because we are both Domers, graduates of the University of Notre Dame. As…
Punchbooks has posted this cartoon from April 16, 1919, in which British Prime Minister David Lloyd George cheerfully presents the…
xkcd starts us off with a cartoon that is funny but that then sends me off on a tangent. Obviously,…
Pat Byrnes (Cagle) points out the obvious, which is okay because there are so many people who can’t see the…
If mockery could solve our problems, we’d have no problems at all. And then the political cartoonists would all be…
Political cartoons aren’t supposed to be funny except when they are, and I got a laugh out of Cathy Wilcox‘s…
There has been a sudden flood of Liz Cheney cartoons from the left side of the aisle, and Jack Ohman…
Macanudo (KFS) gets it right. Since the election, inauguration and attempted coup, there’s been very little of any importance to…
Dog Eats Doug (Creators) has a sweet story arc just starting on weekdays. Since the death of the original Sophie…