Across the Spider-Verse gets surprisingly frank about Spider-Man’s fandom.

This is really dark and really sad and probably our actual future.

Comics from my journal.

ideally she could have phrased things to avoid any unintentional or momentary overlap with the historic vernacular of antisemitism. But what she said doesn’t make her an antisemite. People are making it a big deal because they’re pretending Israel equals Jews, and antisemitism is now defined as criticism of AIPAC and Likud. When talking about fealty to Israel, by, let’s be honest, mostly fucking Evangelicals, okay, the language can unfortunately overlap, or be confused with, this mythology. And if we were operating in good faith—and I’m thinking especially of Democrats here—we could have her back and help her understand these nuances instead of appeasing right-wing creeps with show trials.

The tortoise dies. The tortoise dies because you were too busy blaming him for his situation instead of helping him.

Here is every dog Hallie Bateman saw today, as described by their human companions.

Comic about a classic experiment into drug addiction science: Rat Park. Would rats choose to take drugs if given a stimulating environment and company?

By the end of its run in 1999, Peanuts was an institution. It had become an omnipresent part of American culture, and that’s not a compliment.

“See… when I was 19, I lost my childhood home to a fire.”

A short story about privilege.

By Alexander Swenson. ‘A dog realizes the lack of resolution inherent in living.’

This is one of the best things.

Dustin Glick with a visual explanation: a hipster is just someone who dresses more obnoxiously than you.

"It's not your job to right a wrong / Just mark it FAIL and move along." With cute illustrations.

Of all the Garfield mods, I think this is the best.

Just like it says. "If you don't believe in recompense, who will fix the fence for you?"

"Songwriter John Darnielle wrote descriptions of each song on the album," and Jeffrey Lewis illustrated them all into a three-page booklet. Read along!

Punchbot.

The creator of the "Washington" video and more excellent creative humorous material.

Who would win? "HARRY POTTER vs FRODO BAGGINS in a Chess battle!"

"The truth behind the job-stealing, disease-carrying terrorist invasion from the south!" A four-page comic about immigration.

"Personalized comic search and transcription."

Micropayments as an example for a new model for the music business. "Think small!"

A list of superb graphic novels.

Striking similarities.

"'I don't really know, but I think I have found my niche with the indie-rock/hipster culture. I think it exudes this air of 'coolness' around the comic that some people find attractive.'"

"Comics To Make Love To."

"What do you get when thousands of Dilbert readers put their minds together and design a house? You're about to find out."