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:The only hard part about this diet is that pandas are 100% delicious.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.

• Contrary to polls that indicated that they would suffer devastating losses in the midterm elections, Democrats retained control of the Senate. Good for them, but what are they going to do for us voters? The post When Democrats Win, Democrats[…]

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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.)

• OutgoingPoetry Comics Month, Day 25

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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.)

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Random non-sequiturs by Ryan Harby. Not much else to say. But the home page is https://www.iamhoneydill.com/, if you are curious.

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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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