Scott Johnston is a Canadian cartoonist known for his witty single-panel cartoons and insightful editorial illustrations. His artwork blends humor with keen social commentary, making his work both entertaining and thought-provoking. Johnston’s artistic style features clean lines, expressive characters, and a vibrant color palette. His cartoons often depict exaggerated yet relatable scenarios, adding humor to … Read more
Dan Walsh is an Irish cartoonist renowned for his innovative webcomic, Garfield Minus Garfield. Launched in 2008, this project involves removing Garfield, the iconic cat, from original Garfield comic strips, leaving Jon Arbuckle, Garfield’s owner, interacting with himself. Born in Dublin, Walsh began experimenting with comics at the age of ten, creating stories with multiple … Read more
Dan Piraro is an acclaimed American cartoonist best known for his long-running comic strip, Bizarro. Launched in 1985, Bizarro is recognized for its surreal humor, sharp social commentary, and intricate artwork. Unlike traditional gag comics, Piraro’s style incorporates detailed line work, cross-hatching, and hidden symbols, such as the signature “Eyeball of Observation” and “Flying Saucer … Read more
Bill Abbott is a celebrated American cartoonist known for his humorous and insightful comic strip, Spectickles. His artwork features a distinctive, exaggerated style with round, rosy-cheeked characters, often dressed in vintage clothing, adding a touch of nostalgia to his modern humor. Abbott’s comics explore themes of marriage, aging, work, and daily life, delivering wit and … Read more
Farcus, the syndicated comic strip created by David Waisglass and Gordon Coulthart, is known for its sharp humor and expressive artwork. Focused on the quirks of office life, relationships, and social dynamics, the comic brings a lighthearted yet insightful perspective to everyday situations. The artwork in Farcus is clean and engaging, with well-defined characters and … Read more
John McPherson’s Close to Home is a long-running single-panel comic strip known for its distinctive artwork and offbeat humor. Since its debut in 1992, the strip has entertained readers with exaggerated characters, absurd scenarios, and sharp wit, making everyday life feel hilariously bizarre. McPherson’s artistic style is simple yet effective, with slightly awkward, cartoonish figures … Read more
Harry Bliss is a celebrated American cartoonist and illustrator known for his witty and visually engaging artwork. His single-panel comic Bliss, syndicated in newspapers and online, features a sharp, observational humor that appeals to a wide audience. Bliss’s artwork is recognized for its clean, expressive linework and detailed backgrounds, which add depth to his humor. … Read more
Wayno, a Pittsburgh-based cartoonist, is known for his distinctive artistic style, blending classic cartoon aesthetics with clever, offbeat humor. His comic strip WaynoVision, which ran in the Pittsburgh City Paper and on GoComics, showcased his ability to craft witty, visually engaging illustrations. Wayno’s artwork draws inspiration from vintage cartoons, underground comix, and mid-century advertising. His … Read more
Strange Brew is a single-panel comic strip created by John Deering, known for its offbeat, surreal, and often dark humor. Since its debut, the comic has built a dedicated following, appealing to fans of witty and unconventional cartoons like The Far Side and Brevity. Deering’s artwork is expressive and detailed, perfectly complementing the comic’s sharp … Read more
Brevity is a single-panel comic strip created by Guy Endore-Kaiser and Rodd Perry, now helmed by cartoonist Dan Thompson. True to its name, the comic delivers quick, sharp humor with minimal text and expressive visuals. It often features absurd situations, clever wordplay, and a satirical take on everyday life. Thompson’s style is clean and dynamic, … Read more