CSotD: The Calls Are Coming From Inside
If you’ve wondered why I feature Clay Jones here so often, only part of it is that I tend to…
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CSotD: Getting over one’s self and so forth
Lemont, the protagonist of Candorville (KFS), spends too much time playing the pedant and correcting people for speaking the way…
CSotD: The Age of No Reason
Well, yes, Prickly City (AMS), Carmen is correct that this is no longer the Age of Reason, defined as any…
CSotD: Explanations, Excuses and Clarity
Joel Pett gets a laugh and helps lower our expectations of each other this morning, given how very little of…
CSotD: Ms. Conceptions
This piece by Barry Blitt has been all over social media lately, though he actually produced it May 14, after…
CSotD: Laugh Break
Note the interplay in this Wallace the Brave (AMS): First, Rose is the right character to have a turquoise necklace,…
CSotD: True Comix!
We’re working today on the premise that cartoons can contain a lot of truth, and starting with Wallace the Brave…
CSotD: Looking to find a reason to believe
Barney & Clyde (WPWG) has it right, but it’s more complex. I don’t think people are any more stupid than…
CSotD: The Dedalus Dilemma
Paul Fell offers what I consider the most thoughtful take on the Pope’s declaration that the Church cannot bless…
CSotD: Facing the facts
We’ll begin gently. The sheet with all the eye-holes was Linus’s costume, not Charlie Brown’s. I don’t have an exact…
CSotD: Punxsutawney Don peeks out of his bunker
RJ Matson offers a great take on “Blind Justice.” Blind Justice is an ideal that we’ve never achieved. The idea…
CSotD: Playing with the Truth
And so it begins. Ed Hall is no Trump fan, but he joined other cartoonists in piling on Joe Biden…
CSotD: Overture, Curtain Lights
There have been some churches featured on Facebook and Twitter that have caged the Baby Jesus in their nativity sets,…
CSotD: Ol’ Man Ribber and similar laffs
I’d sworn off cartoons based on Emma Lazarus, but Steve Artley took me by surprise with this “New Yorker in…
CSotD: Life Within The Idiocracy
This Pat Bagley cartoon has been hanging around too long, but I’m going to feature it anyway because it’s such…