Humor

The Argyle Sweater is a witty and imaginative single-panel comic strip created by Scott Hilburn. Since its launch in 2008, the strip has delighted readers with its unique blend of wordplay, puns, and surreal humor. Often compared to The Far Side, The Argyle Sweater carries its own distinct comedic style, offering fresh and unpredictable laughs […]

Close to Home is a widely popular single-panel comic strip created by John McPherson. Since its debut in 1992, the comic has entertained readers with its offbeat humor, exaggerated characters, and witty takes on everyday life. McPherson’s unique style and ability to find comedy in the most unexpected situations have made Close to Home a

Brevity is a witty and absurd single-panel comic strip that has entertained readers since its debut in 2005. Originally created by Guy Endore-Kaiser and Rodd Perry, the comic quickly gained a following for its unique blend of wordplay, visual puns, and surreal humor. Today, Brevity continues to delight audiences under the creative direction of Dan

Harry Bliss is a celebrated American cartoonist and illustrator known for his clever, insightful, and often laugh-out-loud single-panel comics. His work frequently appears in The New Yorker, where he has contributed countless cartoons that highlight the humor in everyday life, relationships, and human nature. With his clean, expressive art style and sharp comedic timing, Bliss

Cornered by Mike Baldwin is a brilliant single-panel comic strip that blends sharp wit, clever wordplay, and a unique perspective on everyday life. Since its debut in 1996, Cornered has captivated audiences with its absurd yet relatable humor, making it a favorite among comic enthusiasts and casual readers alike. Baldwin’s artistic style is simple yet

Bacon, the well-known cartoonist, has made a name for himself with his witty, relatable, and often hilarious single-panel comics. His work captures the absurdities of modern life, offering a humorous take on everyday struggles, from office politics and relationships to technology and social trends. With a sharp sense of humor and a knack for turning

Batch Rejection is a fun and quirky collection of cartoons that offers a humorous, sometimes irreverent, look at the everyday absurdities of modern life. Published every Monday, this series highlights life’s little frustrations—ranging from disappointing restaurant service to odd beauty routines and the struggles of navigating social media. What makes Batch Rejection stand out is

Herman is a legendary single-panel comic strip created by Jim Unger. First published in 1974, the comic quickly gained popularity for its offbeat humor, exaggerated characters, and witty take on everyday life. With its sharp punchlines and absurd situations, Herman became one of the most beloved and widely syndicated comics of its time. The comic

Real Life Adventures is a daily single-panel comic strip created by Gary Wise and Lance Aldrich. Since its debut in 1991, the comic has entertained readers with its witty take on everyday life, relationships, and the small, often humorous moments that make up our daily routines. The charm of Real-Life Adventures lies in its relatable

The Dinette Set is a witty and satirical single-panel comic strip created by Julie Larson. Running from 1990 to 2015, the comic takes a humorous look at middle-class suburban life, centering around the Penny family and their everyday quirks. With sharp observational humor, it playfully mocks their frugality, social habits, and sometimes oblivious attitudes. The