CSotD: Wandering through the Pointless Forest
Damien Glez offers a clever variation on a too-common visual gag, proving that there’s no cliche that can’t be revitalized,…
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Damien Glez offers a clever variation on a too-common visual gag, proving that there’s no cliche that can’t be revitalized,…
Ed Wexler explains it all, again, clearly, for those who weren’t paying attention: Mueller testified to what was in the…
I really puzzled over which of several cartoons on the topic to lead with, but Tom Toles puts it on…
Doc and Raider is starting a new arc that I’ll be watching with interest, because I’m increasingly unsure about any…
There is a wealth of political cartoon commentary at the moment, and I could do a roundup of everything said…
The twelve jurors were all writing very busily on slates. `What are they doing?’ Alice whispered to the Gryphon….
Carmen and Winslow have begun sorting through the candidates over at Prickly City, and today’s episode brought a couple of…
We’ll start with Pooch Cafe, which is based on a question I’ve never asked a dog, not for fear of getting…
“Heart of the City” sparks memories not of ceramics class but of shop, since our first project in seventh grade…
This will be a day of juxtapositions, so let’s start with a string of non-political thematic coincidences: (Red and Rover)…
Clay Bennett sums up the Ralph Northam situation: The dude is screwed, and he pretty much did it to himself. To be…
I hadn’t pulled Ed Hall‘s cartoon out of the pile, despite having seen Dear Leader’s tweet in which he, yes,…
This could have been a much larger Juxtaposition. After ignoring the ones I didn’t like, I had 15 that I…
I’ll admit to having been sucked in completely by this Alex, because, while everyone in the strip is contemptible on…
It’s no particular secret to Constant Readers that I’m a fan of Ann Telnaes, but when, quite some time…