Here we have two masterful examples of fan art. So masterful, in fact, that I'm considering passing the strip along to one of you people...

Here's a bit of today's strip; Alice at two, or The Feral Child.

Here are two more excellent additions to our burgeoning collection of Fan Art. First, from the multi-talented triple-threat omni-directional...

With much help from the mighty Diego Ceresa, renaissance man. Below is the original in English. It seems less satisfying somehow.

From 2006. The flying candy was fun to draw. Below, the great Diego Ceresa's masterful recasting in Italian.

Finally, with my profound thanks for your contributions and apologies for my slowness in posting them, here's some Fan Art. First, from ...

This post inaugurates a new and unique feature for this blog- art submitted by fans, avowed or unwitting, of Cul de Sac! You could search th...

Back in the late 80s and early 90s I did a whole string of work for the National Institute of Health, the huge research facility on a sprawl...

For a limited time Amazon is offering the first Cul de Sac book for only $5.20! Follow this  link !  Oops! Too late!

It's for real!

This is the first one in a while. I nay be a little out of practice.

No full deck jokes. Thank you.

This is my friend Mary Z. Gray on a video from the Washington Post site. My dad worked with Mary on the President's Committee on Ment...

There's a poll over at Mike Cavna's Comic Riffs blog about Cul de Sac's placement in the Sunday Post. My official position is,...

In the Great Computer Crash of Aught-9 we lost most all of our old emails and a good chunk of our addresses. If I owe you an email you might...

Our computer just died, after spitting out steam and giant bedsprings. Amy says it doesn't seem able to locate its own hard drive (and i...

This is a repeat of a post from two years ago. October 2nd is the birthday of Groucho Marx, born Julius Henry Marx in 1890. In celebration, ...

On today's Comic Riffs blog, Washington Post cartoonist and editor Michael Cavna solicits comments on Cul de Sac under the heading Def...

October 2nd! That's Groucho Marx 's birthday! And what better way to celebrate than by ordering multiple copies of Children At Play...

I did this for today, Sept 26th, but it didn't make it into the paper because I forgot to tell them I'd have a  cartoon for this wee...

Who's going to SPX 2009 ? I am, I am! Thanks to the driving skills and good company of the legendary Mike Rhode , I'll be attending ...

Behold the Finnish version. It will soon be translated consecutively into Icelandic, Urdu, Hobbitese, Klingon, a private language spoken by ...

Blindtofte is, of course, Danish for Cul de Sac. At least, I hope it is, because that's what it says real big on the cover of the Danish...

Several Metro stations around DC have glass elevators next to or between escalators, or vice versa. I get them confused too. This ran in the...

For years I've had a small semi-obsession with Hector Berlioz, the great French Romantic composer who was pretty obsessive himself. I ...

Today is the second anniversary of the launch of Cul de Sac as a daily strip, courtesy of the fine folks at Universal Press.

Today's strip reveals that Miss Bliss has become engaged to banjo virtuoso Timmy Fretwork over the summer holiday. Here's Timmy Fret...