CSotD: Friday Funnies come on a Tuesday
Zits (KFS) is starting a story arc that could mark a shift in the comic, with Jeremy and presumably his…
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I’ve long since stopped featuring Santos/Pinocchio cartoons, since there were too many of them and they’d lost all impact. But…
It can’t get much simpler than Megan Herbert‘s illustration. We know what human rights are, and we claim to respect…
Robert Ariail sums up the GOP’s impeachment effort with a familiar expression, though he’s generous in assuming they even have…
Poor Edison Lee (KFS) finds himself in what seems likely to be a disaster: He misunderstood the teacher’s previous announcement…
David Horsey offers a practical take on whatever debate about climate change remains. You have to be something of a…
There are many Prigozhin cartoons on editorial pages at the moment, but Mike Smith (KFS) manages to tie up both…
I’m surprised and a bit disappointed that more political cartoonists in Britain haven’t jumped on Robert Jenrick’s heartless order to…
Sunil Agarwal mocks a saying I take seriously, but I’m willing to laugh at the empty cans and bottles that…
Bill Bramhall takes a shot at New York City’s new and improved “We (heart) NYC” logo. I won’t dispute him…
Mike Smith (KFS) offers a common though often dubious critique, that the Republicans are flooding us with criticism of the…
This Jason Chatfield piece could be a gag or a political cartoon, but, either way, it’s an exaggerated look at…
Christopher Weyant captures the moment in a way that, as the fellows say, seems a sign of how bad things…
Kevin Siers puts our current crisis in plain terms: We’ve somehow become involved in an argument in which the concept…
Let’s start the day with a grim chuckle from Wiley Miller, because, while today’s Non Sequitur (AMS) is funny, it’s…