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(Thank you, Clifford Berryman) Pearls Before Swine (AMS) makes an excellent point, though there’s more to it. If you go…
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(Thank you, Clifford Berryman) Pearls Before Swine (AMS) makes an excellent point, though there’s more to it. If you go…
We’re not doing political cartoons today, but let’s start with something blatantly political: This past Sunday’s Non Sequitur (AMS). Danae…
Kal Kallaugher could run this anytime, but it’s particularly relevant at the moment, as we face the twin factors of…
I like cartoons that make demands on their audience, and Andertoons did a lovely job here of requiring readers to…
Wiley Miller lived in New England for some years, which he proves with this Non Sequitur (AMS). It’s nice to…
Dan Rosen echoes a gripe I’ve gone on about before: Don’t ask me to pay your staff. And, if you…
Candorville (KFS) often blurs the lines between its main character, Lemont Brown, and its creator, Darrin Bell, but Bell’s latest…
I sometimes feel that the kids in Baby Blues (AMS) have become a little too consistently bratty, but then I…
We’ll start today with a Free Range (Creators) that doesn’t inspire any Great Thoughts beyond my memories of setting up…
Arlo and Janis (AMS) offers some annoying truth about design over function. Granted, Arlo and I are both old enough…
Macanudo (KFS) offers an uplifting thought, and we could all use one about now. There is a kind of conceptual…
We’ll start with something non-controversial: A compliment to Dave Whamond not because this particular Reality Check (AMS) put me on…
I’m not in the mood for politics today and we’ll certainly get a heapin’ helpin’ whether I want it or…
Harry Bliss (AMS) lives about 20 miles south of me, which makes us neighbors, since he no doubt comes up…
If you’re gift-shopping for a middle schooler, here’s When Pigs Fly, a graphic novel we can pretty well guarantee they…