This Sunday strip started out as a daily, but a sudden late-developing seismic shift turned it into Sunday, BOOM, just like that. I think it...

My friend David Hagen , the only man I know who's met Hillary Clinton and Mr. T, has a show of his paintings up at the Century 21 Exhib...

About five years ago I was in the parking lot of a big box store, probably Costco, and I saw the most sophisticated form of cartherding on t...

When I should be drawing. I'm poring over Stay Tooned, despite it's distasteful and off-putting cover (John! I'm kidding! aha-ha...

With the kind assistance of John Heltman, Dill now has his own Facebook page. Which is more than I ever expected for him (Dill, not John). ...

Here's one from '04, which as you can see is pretty similar to the one below.

Another lazy repost. I'll put up a slightly newer one later.

But I'd guess "growth spurt". 

I posted this last year too. Lazy, lazy. But wouldn't this make a fine novelty placemat for your Irish pub? And here, I'll make this...

"Otterloop" sounds like it's Dutch, probably, but "Urquhart" I know is Scottish. And it's as much fun to type a...

Here's an exclusive first look at a future week of Cul de Sacs in early rough form. Uh-oh, spoiler alert! You can see I'm firing on ...

My studio is in the basement and I see these things sometimes. This time of year they're revolting little harbingers of Spring

Back when the Almanac was printed wider, and sometimes even in color, I did a few cut-out bobbleheads of newsworthy individuals. And who'...

I swiped a bit of dialog for today's Cul de Sac (above) from an illustration I dId for Why Things Are at least 14 years ago (below). The...

In honor of the centennial of the birth of musical mad scientist Raymond Scott , the toy company Presspop has produced an action figure of ...

I'm not sure this makes much sense, but it made me laugh when I thought it up (which is often a warning sign). Originally there was as s...

This is pretty cool! Well, it was pretty cool, but it's gone now. More later..... Update: it should be up  again next week. I'll l...

A few months back I did a joint interview with the below-mentioned genius, Stephan Pastis, for Comic-Con Magazine, courtesy of the gracious ...

Here's a repost from last year, only because we're expecting 5 to 8 inches of snow.

Stephan Pastis, the genius behind Pearls Before Swine, orders a tuna sandwich for lunch, and amuses himself unconstructively by doing this .