SMBC Comics, from the very peculiar Zach Weinersmith. Please don't mock his name. Clever, nerdy, and new every few days. If too tiny to read, click it -- or visit SMBC-Comics.com.

• Click here to go see the bonus panel!Hovertext:I do check to see what became of the PLiF guys every six months or so.Today's News:

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Political cynicism by Frederick Theodore Rall III, American columnist, editorial cartoonist and author. Click the pic. Then for more of his work, visit the Ted Rall comics Page.

• At the same time the Biden Administration sends another $60 billion to Israel to help it kill Palestinian civilians in Gaza, the US Air Force drops food aid into the beleaguered occupied territory. If you must die, don’t die hungry.[…]

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Words and Pictures to make you think. By Grant Snider. New once or twice a month if we're lucky. (For more, visit Incidental Comics.)

• Today on the Incidental Comics newsletter I explore new forms of comics design, including this three-dimensional page structure. What new forms will you create?https://incidentalcomics.substack.com/p/the-shape-of-poems-to-come

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The Oatmeal, a somewhat surreal deconstructive comic by Matthew Inman, new about once a month. If a pic appears, click it. If not, click the link, or go to https://www.theoatmeal.com.

By Ryan Sohmer and Lar deSouza, about office politics, romantic politics and nerddom. Updated daily. If no image, click the "Read More" link to see. For the full archive, visit Least I Could Do.

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Widely regarded as one of the most intelligent webcomics, by an anonymous physicist. New perhaps twice a month. Enjoy it and grow your mind. (More: Abstruse Goose.)

An eclectic webcomic of romance, scarcasm, mathematics and language. (New daily, visit xkcd.com.)

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The webcomic of philosophy and existential angst, by Corey Mohler, who squeezes it until something funny oozes. New once a week if we're lucky. Visit the Homepage, or email him at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

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By brothers Greg Weiner and Zach Weinersmith, drawn by Dennis Culver: a brilliant comic about the history & evolution of US Gov't. New when we're lucky. Click image to see the latest panel, but please read from the start (it's worth it!): visit Laws & Sausages.

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Click the image to follow God's mishaps - as a ruler who's often forgetful, has a fragile ego, and a slight drinking problem. By Matteo Ferrazzi and Corey G. (New every Tuesday & Saturday. To read from the beginning, visit Adventures.)

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