Juxtaposition of the Day (Non Sequitur) (Existential Comics – Click here for full episode)First thing you’ll note is that, while Non Sequitur is talking about grammar, Existential Comics is talking about logic,which seem like two different things but are allied in this: In both cases, they value structure over substance.The rules of logic have the […]
This Pat Byrnes panel is funny enough in a New Yorker way — his more usual spot — but the real laugh is that, as noted in the margin, he didn’t sell it to the New Yorker but to the Wall Street Journal.Of course, the gag is that, notwithstanding my talk the other day of […]
Pajama Diaries is one of the strips that I probably feature too often: Either you’ve figured out that you should be reading it on your own or you never will, and if you’ve decided you don’t like it, you’re likely sick of seeing it here. However, Terri Libenson approaches topics that other cartoonists have also […]
Pardon me if I borrow a slogan from the 1968 May/Juin riots in Paris, but it seems we’re doomed to talk about Dear Leader’s stupid parade.As it happens, I can sort of avoid politics for another moment and still be relevant, because Bug Martini asks a question that is elsewhere being framed as an accusation.That […]
As noted before, I love it when the elements of the Juxtaposition of the Day happen to fall together on my feed, in this case, Mike Peters and Mike Smith over at Comics Kingdom.There are two elements at play here, the overall being the chance of Dear Leader starting a war, which is very much […]
David Horsey leads off today, and I hate to go to the same cartoonists so often, not for my own creative purposes but because, well, I hope you’re giving them some clicks and support and we’ll get back to that in a minute.But let me frame this as a Juxtaposition …… by bringing in Pat […]