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Dagwood's towering sandwiches and collisions with the mailman have been running since 1930. One of the longes…
The laziest private in the U.S. Army has been dodging Sarge's fists since 1950. Mort Walker's gag-a-day milit…
A scruffy Viking raider who sacks England on weekdays and gets henpecked at home on weekends. Dik Browne's wa…
Cavemen, talking anteaters and a clam with legs ponder modern problems from the Stone Age. Johnny Hart's preh…
A pint-sized tyrant rules a medieval kingdom of peasants, a soused jester and a wizard whose spells rarely wo…
Earl the dog and Mooch the cat ("Yesh!") wander a gentle world drawn like a love letter to old-school strip a…
House cats in tiny neckties report live on breaking household news: "The vacuum is BACK." Watercolor art and …
The Patterson family aged in real time for nearly 30 years — kids grew up, pets passed away, life happened. L…
Luann DeGroot has been navigating crushes, school and growing up since 1985 — and unlike most strip character…
Gabe and Tycho have been roasting the video game industry since 1998. The webcomic grew an empire: the PAX co…
The same six panels of clip-art dinosaurs, every single strip since 2003 — only the dialogue changes. Somehow…
Life at Grumbel's department store: nightmare customers, corporate memos and break-room solidarity. Written b…
Brutus Thornapple loses to his boss, his mother-in-law, the weather and vending machines — daily, since 1965.…
A fearless kid explores a salty New England fishing town with his feral little brother Sterling. Gorgeously d…
Edwin "Frazz" Frazier is a songwriter-turned-school-janitor who trades wits with precocious student Caulfield…
Cows on two legs, scientists in peril and the most famous "school for the gifted" door in history. Gary Larso…
Surrealist gags packed with hidden symbols — count the eyeballs, pies and dynamite sticks in every panel. Dan…
Talking dogs, grim reapers and confused cavemen in award-winning daily doses. Dave Coverly won the Reuben Awa…
Every night a little boy dreams his way into the spectacular kingdom of Slumberland; every final panel he tum…
Jiggs wins the lottery, his wife Maggie wants high society, and Jiggs just wants corned beef with his old pal…
The mischievous black cat was the world's first animation superstar before he ever hit newsprint. His strip r…
A knight of King Arthur's round table in the most lavishly illustrated Sunday page ever printed — no speech b…
The square-jawed detective versus a rogues' gallery of grotesques — Flattop, Pruneface, Mumbles. His two-way …
The 1929 Tarzan page launched the adventure strip genre overnight, and Burne Hogarth's anatomy-textbook jungl…
Courtrooms, kidnappings and family intrigue in one of the last great story strips still running daily. Create…
The queen of comic-strip soap opera: a silver-haired busybody dispenses advice at Charterstone condos while r…
Stick figures who know they're in a D&D campaign quest against an undead sorcerer. Its print run once became …
Ninety years after the world ends, a scrappy Nordic expedition explores the monster-haunted silent lands. Min…
A middle-schooler joins a club of kids who fight ghosts with spirit-powered tools. Equal parts shonen action …
After a mutagenic apocalypse, survivors-turned-cartoon-animals shelter underground from human purists. Cute f…
Three photographs, a few typewritten lines, and a punch straight to the heart — darkly funny, often devastati…
Storybook-gorgeous art that lulls you in before the final panel drops the darkest punchline you've ever giggl…
Acidic Boston twenty-somethings (and a boneless cat named Choo-Choo Bear) age in real time through two decade…
Teenagers, shapeshifting, a wisecracking squirrel-girl and twenty-plus years of continuously evolving art. On…
"Piled Higher and Deeper": the eternal suffering of grad students, unanswered advisor emails and free-food ra…
Tabletop gamers of Mud Bay roll dice, paint minis and argue editions — drawn by John Kovalic, the artist behi…
Polished gag strips about procrastination, gaming and the artist's own struggle to draw the very comic you're…
A ten-year-old billionaire software tycoon, his grandpa and a talking duck named Arthur. Dave Kellett left sy…
Pixel-art romance between a chain-smoking robot and an ex-adult-film star, plus a cast of lovable misanthrope…
The secret life of programmers: cursed legacy code, optimistic estimates and product managers who "just need …
A bear, a rabbit and a tiny dinosaur trade perfectly-timed deadpan kindnesses. Liz Climo animated The Simpson…
A half-man half-moon-baboon dad teaches his kids empathy in four panels, drawn by a Toronto schoolteacher. Re…
Optimistic Heart drags pragmatic Brain into bad decisions while Gallbladder just wants to be included. The or…
Tiny doodles of one real couple's blanket theft, snack negotiations and quiet devotion. Started as a gift for…
A wordless world of pastel bunnies where every adorable setup pivots into beautiful heartbreak. Cute on the o…
Retirees Earl and Opal Pickles bicker, nap and out-stubborn each other with championship skill. Voted Best Co…
A Philadelphia cop and nurse raise four kids in one of comics' great family ensembles. Robb Armstrong's name …
It started as high-school gags and grew up with its readers — twice time-jumping its whole cast and tackling …
Heart Lamarr grows up theatrical in downtown Philadelphia. Cartoonist Steenz took over in 2020, bringing one …
A garbage-eating bull terrier and his fairy-tale landlady, drawn by Pulitzer Prize-winning editorial cartooni…
The first nationally syndicated strip by a Black cartoonist, whose integrated "Rainbow Power" kid gang quietl…
Cigar-chomping bird journalists run the Treetops Tattler-Tribune from a tree. Created by Jeff MacNelly, who w…
Office politics at a software firm with a slacker genius, a clueless boss and constant art-style Easter eggs …
Five decades of skewering presidents from Nixon onward — the first comic strip ever to win the Pulitzer Prize…
A Black writer and his Latina best friend debate life from a city stoop. Creator Darrin Bell won the 2019 Pul…
A conservative girl and a lefty coyote pup argue politics in the desert and stay best friends anyway — a dail…
Sparky the sardonic penguin deconstructs the news in retro-futurist clip-art style. A fixture of alt-weeklies…
Two Pulitzer Prizes and some of the most meticulously rendered drawing in editorial cartooning, fired daily f…
Quiet images that detonate on a delay — Clay Bennett's nearly wordless editorial cartoons won the Pulitzer Pr…
Once the most widely syndicated political cartoonist on Earth, with a Pulitzer and a tiny penguin named Punk …
Autobiographical alt-comix on race, parenthood and life as a touring cartoonist-rapper. Keith Knight's work i…
Office-drone chickens philosophizing on actual yellow sticky notes — every cartoon drawn on a Post-it since 2…
Daily one-panel ambushes of bosses, doctors and customer service from Canadian cartoonist Mike Baldwin — the …
Six women cartoonists share one strip — each draws her own day of the week. The only major syndicated comic r…
New Yorker-grade single panels with gallery-quality ink wash — Harry Bliss has drawn 25+ New Yorker covers an…
A no-nonsense grandmother raises two scheming grandkids. Created by Steve Breen, who somehow also won two Pul…
Wildlife, dogs and eco-living on the laid-back Pacific coast, from a Canadian cartoonist raised in a family o…
Real bird facts, delivered by the birds themselves — science communication disguised as extremely gentle come…
A Dungeons & Dragons party's table drama and in-game glory, from PvP creator Scott Kurtz. Includes real "Tale…
Beartato (a bear-potato) and Reginald (an insufferable bird) generate pure concentrated nonsense. Anthony Cla…
"Optimistic pessimism" from Norway: cheerful art colliding with bleak punchlines about anxiety, music and mod…
Li Chen's soft, funny diary comics from New Zealand about her partner, two cats and the small absurdities of …
Surreal daily panels assembled from the spare parts of normal life — Reuben Award winner for Best Newspaper P…
Retirees doing profoundly strange things with garden hoses and lawn furniture, captioned with deadpan precisi…
Cows, vultures and lab rats in forty years of daily gags. Leigh Rubin became a university "cartoonist-in-resi…
Seven decades at the Washington Post, three Pulitzer Prizes, and the man who literally coined the word "McCar…
Elegant, lethal animation-trained linework with two Pulitzer Prizes — the second won in 2025, months after sh…
The Economist's first resident cartoonist in its 135-year history, skewering world leaders weekly since 1978 …
A fanged con-artist girl and her undead zombie guardian cross a world where language is magic. Pages regularl…