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Fairy tale characters, anthropomorphic food and historical figures collide in pun-heavy panels. The closest t…
One panel, one punchline — 24 gag cartoons that land the joke before you've finished your coffee.
A comic strip tells its joke across three or four panels. A funny cartoon does it in one — a single drawing and a caption, the way Gary Larson, Dan Piraro and the New Yorker crowd have always done it. These are the single-panel masters. Want the multi-panel stuff? Head to all comic strips.
Fairy tale characters, anthropomorphic food and historical figures collide in pun-heavy panels. The closest t…
Retirees doing profoundly strange things with garden hoses and lawn furniture, captioned with deadpan precisi…
Surrealist gags packed with hidden symbols — count the eyeballs, pies and dynamite sticks in every panel. Dan…
New Yorker-grade single panels with gallery-quality ink wash — Harry Bliss has drawn 25+ New Yorker covers an…
Pun-dense panels where pop culture, history and grammar collide — by Dan Thompson, who somehow also draws Rip…
Suburbia drawn slightly wrong on purpose — wobbly people enduring DMV lines, hospital gowns and home repairs.…
Daily one-panel ambushes of bosses, doctors and customer service from Canadian cartoonist Mike Baldwin — the …
Deeply deadpan single panels pitched somewhere between The Far Side and a fever dream. Tony Carrillo got synd…
Cows on two legs, scientists in peril and the most famous "school for the gifted" door in history. Gary Larso…
Two brothers trade off daily gag panels of superheroes in HR meetings and dogs with lawyers. Sibling rivalry …
Lumpy, jowly people delivering doctor's-office bad news with total deadpan. Jim Unger's scratchy masterpiece …
The Far Side of sports: referees, golfers and sentient equipment behaving badly. Creator Steve Moore also co-…
Leroy and Loretta have been roasting each other's cooking, driving and snoring in one panel a day since 1968 …
Surreal daily panels assembled from the spare parts of normal life — Reuben Award winner for Best Newspaper P…
Sharp-tongued satire one day, a little girl named Danae and her miniature pferd the next. Wiley Miller won Be…
Cats at therapy, snowmen with problems and appliances with feelings. Mark Parisi has delivered a gag a day si…
Daily panels with a hidden bonus: a tiny sidekick mouse comments on every gag from the margin. Dave Whamond's…
Sly observational gags about relationships, pets and everyday absurdity. Hilary Price became the youngest wom…
Cows, vultures and lab rats in forty years of daily gags. Leigh Rubin became a university "cartoonist-in-resi…
Office-drone chickens philosophizing on actual yellow sticky notes — every cartoon drawn on a Post-it since 2…
Six women cartoonists share one strip — each draws her own day of the week. The only major syndicated comic r…
Talking dogs, grim reapers and confused cavemen in award-winning daily doses. Dave Coverly won the Reuben Awa…
Moose, bears and questionable survival decisions from Alaska's own Chad Carpenter — the rare strip that self-…
A small bald everyman versus an indifferent universe: parking tickets, talking toasters, judgmental pets. Fiv…
Multi-panel, but every day is a fresh joke — the strip-shaped cousins of the cartoons above.
The independent cartoonists The Funny Cartoon featured in its first life. Each page says whether the site is still online and links to it or to an archived copy.