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Social commentary is excellent. Reality! Skepticism! More cool than you have ever read.

Marvel at Ms. Lulu's accuracy while reveling in the retro style of Mutts: http://muttscomics.com/art/dailyarchive.asp?month=6&date=11&year=2006

I may have posted on here before about the webcomic Mousewax; the comic is drawn by an atheist and has Jesus as one of its main characters. Part of what sets it apart from other comics is that he treats Jesus pretty respectfully -- Jesus is a nice guy, optimistic, a bit too trusting, with...

These cartoons are often posted because the author often pokes fun at the same characters we do, especailly creationists). They are alomsot always good for a grin. But today's (11 June)...well, just read it, especially the comment by the Gentleman in the last panel... Still to damn big and...

The April 12 Mallard Fillmore comic said that "The costs of operating the tax system eat up an estimated 65% of every tax dollar collected from us." But the I.R.S budget is about 11.5 billion. I'm having trouble finding total tax revenue collected by the gubmint, but I know enough to know that...

Just saw BC by Johnny Hart in today's paper. It was one of those dictionary ones: Science Fiction: Any scientific acclaim that omits God. Must be nice to have an established audience to preach your beliefs to. I know, I know, I don't have to read it but you know, you're skimming the comics...

http://www.redmeat.com/redmeat/2006-02-21/index-1.gif Max Cannon for President!

http://www.ucomics.com/nonsequitur/2006/03/02/ This guy has really been on a roll. The March 1 and 2 are esspecially good.

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"Trust Creation Science to keep America strong and safe... the old fashioned way!" http://www.msnbc.com/comics/daily.asp?sFile=td050705 "Who are you?" "I'm a member of the Creationist Patrol! And there's no such thing as evolution, you deluded darwinist!" "Then how did this bacteria survive...

Comic strip Pearls Before Swine has a hilarious series this week as one of the main characters sets up business as a pet psychic. "But he's just gonna make up stuff that serves his own warped agenda." Link is to the September 27 strip, but be sure to click on the calendar below to get...

Well, Johnny Hart is at it again. In the March 14 "BC" strip he resurrects one of the tired old excuses that creationists like to pull out. This one is, if not for the "great flood", how did marine fossils come to be at the tops of mountains? Of course, this is thouroughly explained by...

Anyone else see today's (06 FEB 2004) 'Get Fuzzy'? It is a hoot! :D http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/umedia/cx_getfuzzy_umedia/latest

I am not a great fan of comics. I took me many years to find the courage to admit that in public. I have felt many times that there is something I miss but I cannot understand this form of Art apart from the classics of course ( Asterix, Ten-ten etc ). I feel frustrated about that because so...

I've long been a fan of Reuben Bolling's cartoons. They have helped me understand some of the current US political issues, plus they are a good satire of many cartoon and story styles. What do you think? Is this good literature? www.tomthedancingbug.com

Sunday's "Zippy the Pinhead" comic touches on phrenology (well, to the extent that a Zippy cartoon can have a specific topic). It includes Griffy saying, of phrenology, " It's all total nonsense, Zippy--like astrology--or that "crossing over" TV show." If it is not exactly here , search the...

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