Funny comic strips are a great source of entertainment and food for thought. Just like the ones by Spud Comics; they might make you chuckle harder than expected!

As the USA TODAY Network debuts a new comics lineup across the nation, we are delving into the history and cultural impact of this uniquely American art form with experts from Ohio State University ...

Today we want you to discover CarbComics—a humorous webcomic about an Indian guy, his girlfriend, his best friend, and many other metaphorical characters.

IN an upcoming “Opus” Sunday comic strip, Berkeley Breathed’s affable waterfowl Opus comes across an iPod-toting twentysomething who has no clue what a newspaper is. In the strip’s eight little boxes, ...

Today, we’d like to introduce you to the delightful humor of Will Henry's ‘Wallace the Brave,’ a comic strip filled with charm and wit! The series features the main character, Wallace, his quirky ...

Newspaper comic strips have an uncanny relationship to the flow of time. They can function like historical records — I remember doing deep dives into my father’s Doonesbury collections as a kid, ...

Every Monday through Saturday, I'll pick my favorite comic strips of the day from our long list of comics on OregonLive. Today's picks include three bonus selections from Sunday. Today's ranking: Any ...

One day in 1924, a man named Harold Gray met with Joseph Medill Patterson, the co-editor of the Chicago Tribune and the New York Daily News. Gray carried with him some drawings, and he laid them out ...

The popular “Dilbert” comic strip that parodies the trials and tribulations of office life is being pulled by nearly 80 publications where it regularly appeared, according to its author. “Dilbert was ...

The first newspaper comic strips developed about 124 years ago — give or take a couple of voice balloons — but, why? Not to make readers smile — although that’s a good reason to have them. Not to sell ...

In one cartoon, a passenger rings the call button to ask for a Coke while flight attendants are frantically administering CPR and oxygen to a passenger who is sprawled in the airplane's aisle. In ...