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25 Single-Panel Comics By Todd Clark With A Delightfully Unpredictable Sense Of Humor (opens the original)
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Todd Clark’s cartoons rarely stay in one lane. One moment, he’s putting a ridiculous spin on a familiar fairy tale; the next, he’s sending us into an office, a fishing boat, or some other perfectly ordinary setting that suddenly takes an unexpected turn. Clark is perhaps best known as the creator of the long-running syndicated comic strip Lola, which follows its outspoken title character through family life, aging, relationships, pets, and the everyday frustrations that come with them. But his s
25 Single-Panel Comics By Todd Clark With A Delightfully Unpredictable Sense Of Humor (opens the original)
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Todd Clark’s cartoons rarely stay in one lane. One moment, he’s putting a ridiculous spin on a familiar fairy tale; the next, he’s sending us into an office, a fishing boat, or some other perfectly ordinary setting that suddenly takes an unexpected turn. Clark is perhaps best known as the creator of the long-running syndicated comic strip Lola, which follows its outspoken title character through family life, aging, relationships, pets, and the everyday frustrations that come with them. But his s
53 Thought-Provoking One-Panel Comics From New Yorker Cartoonist Tom Toro (New Pics) (opens the original)
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Tom Toro compares the magazine cartoon to passing a note to a friend during class: a small, unexpected joke tucked among serious journalism. He has been a New Yorker regular for more than 15 years, and in August, the National Cartoonists Society named him its 2026 Gag Cartoon winner. He is also behind the now-famous 2012 cartoon of a man telling children around a campfire that yes, the planet was destroyed, but "we created a lot of value for shareholders." The cartoon was later shared by Greta T
49 Hilariously Absurd Comics That Serve As Commentary On Today’s Society, By Anton Gudim (New Pics) (opens the original)
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Life is full of contradictions that most of us accept without giving them a second thought. Artist Anton Gudim, however, has a talent for noticing these strange little inconsistencies and turning them into clever illustrations that are both amusing and surprisingly accurate. Using minimal or no dialogue, the Russian illustrator explores everything from social media behavior and technology to travel, relationships, consumer culture, and the minor inconveniences of modern life. His clean visual st
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