Working Daze is a slightly skewed look at life in a modern, high-tech office.

Playful punsters with a "frank and earnest" attitude.

Carmen and Winslow are friends to the end, although they disagree on just about everything.

This strip blends environmental, political, and animal rights issues with comedy.

With an extended family that spans nearly a century Allen is able to draw on a rich source of family humor for Nestheads.

The adventures of an irrepressible time-traveling caveman.

Liberty Meadows relates the comedic activities of the staff and denizens of the titular animal sanctuary/rehabilitation clinic.

Fascinating illustrated facts from around the world.

The unlikely friendship of a boy and his cow.

Ben does away with the stereotypes of seniors being cranky, miserable and having limited interests and is a more realistic portrayal of older people as active, healthy and in love after all these years.

The Adventure Comic Strip is Back -- With a Twist -- in “Rip Haywire”.

Tasty recipes in comic-strip form that are easy enough for the novice cook, but delicious enough to please the more experienced chef.

After 700 years of relentless vampirism, Gary's ready to retire his fangs, gather up his henchman and retire to a sleepy suburban neighborhood.

The Sunshine Club explores the universal human experience of growing up and growing older.

Marmaduke is America's most lovable, big, huggable Great Dane.

Through political cartooning, Moore perfected the combination of political satire, caricatures and humor that are on display in State of the Union.

Welcome to the land of UNSTRANGE PHENOMENA, where the weird and the cantaloupe play.

If life were a movie, these would be the outtakes.

The famous jungle man and legendary hero created by Edgar Rice Burroughs.

The day-to-day provides fodder for this off-beat but true-to-life cartoon.

It's really all about me.

A single woman and her mischievous kitten.

Brutally frank yet evenhanded, Candorville explores social issues, politics and current events.

PC O'Data achieved middle age only to be "downsized" out of his job and his marriage.

The intricacies of dating, relationships and sports.

Step into a time when your best friend has four legs and drools, loyalty is unquestioned and friendship is forever.

A furious one-eyed bunny and his unusual friends star in America’s cutest pre-post-Apocalypse comic strip.

One of the best-loved comic characters of all time, famous for gentle humor and childlike innocence.

Andy Capp, the irrepressible pub dweller, has been making readers smile since 1958.

Frazz by Jef Mallett follows the adventures of an unexpected role model: an elementary-school janitor who's also a Renaissance man.

Meg! is a charming chronicle of a lovable little girl, and her friends and family.

A real, modern grandma who takes care of two cute but pretty rambunctious kids.

Dilbert is known for its satirical office humor about a white-collar, micromanaged office.

A tribute to lasting friendships and a reflection on a life well lived.

Therapy for the sometimes overwhelming challenges of being both mom and dad.

This award-winning, quirky comic strip created by Jim Meddick spoofs suburbia, trashes tacky TV shows and offers absurdist commentary on everything from hosing down spider monkeys to the latest conspiracy theory.

The sweetly funny, beautifully drawn world of a lovable little frog and the two-legged mammals who fascinate him.

Free Range is an is an offbeat look at the world over the ages.

In a melting pot of fantasy and reality, Rose is Rose presents the extraordinary nature of everyday life as seen through the eyes of the Gumbo family.

Rudy Park is the story of a modern family connected not by blood, but by something much more powerful: caffeine.

Flo & Friends centers on Flo, a senior citizen whose life does not conform to the stereotypes about the elderly.

The strip centers around Lila, her cubicle partner and close friend Boyd, and their friend and co-worker Drew.

The riotous reign of Id's merciless miniature monarch seems secure -- and millions of loyal subjects around the world wouldn't have it any other way.

This quick-witted, wry and intelligent comic about modern society is appreciated by all of us who must live life on its own terms.

Gene Mora creates Graffiti, a witty play on words with a clever, often ironic message.

Peter is a stay-at-home Dad, freelance copywriter and would-be novelist -- pretty much in that order.

Motley is a smart, independent cat, who is a "connoisseur of fine milk" and pretty much does whatever he wants - including everything from ignoring his owners to running for the occasional political office.

A couple of ‘60s kids raising a teenage son in a complicated modern world.

Natural Selection a single-panel, surreal, intelligent, gag cartoon that had the look and feel of an editorial cartoon.

A tender, funny view of middle-class family life.

Where sarcastic cows evade maniacal butchers, cute sheep befriend cranky goats and veterinarians try to control the chaos.

Ten-year-old Zack now lives with his widowed mother, who runs a boarding house full of oddballs.

Readers of all ages love Luann, the exciting comic strip by Greg Evans that brings to life the daily drama of being a young woman.

Dog Eat Doug is inspired by a husband's life as a homeowner and father of a chocolate Labrador puppy.

Silly family antics and goofball humor, the Drabble family tickles readers' funny bones with outrageous antics.

Shirley and Son, a loving blend of reality and humor reflecting the lives many people are living today.

Agnes is a young girl with an imagination just a bit too big for her head.

A lively hustle and bustle of people who truly enjoy every moment of belonging to the masses.

A bitingly hilarious slice of life with a volatile cat, a gentle dog and the unwitting human they live with.

The misadventures of an energetic sixth grader who is also an aspiring cartoonist.

The daily adventures of six-year-old Ruthie, along with her family, friends and neighbors.

Laugh at the absurdities we accept as "reality" when award-winning editorial cartoonist Jeff Stahler creates Moderately Confused, a whimsical slice-of-life comic.

Featuring Scooter, the dog who loves to take baths, but only with his scuba gear.

Jerry Bittle's comic strip illustrates the small town existence in which everybody knows everyone else.

A working-class hero whose spirit cannot be broken by the endless series of outrages that make up modern life.

Modern family life is a bigger challenge than saving the planet.

This comic strip centers around a character named "Mr Jamison" – a bushy-moustached, pencil-nosed low-level manager who seems to take delight in the suffering and mistreatment of his subordinates.

A tell-it-like-it-is grandma who lives life out loud, Lola, is an independent woman in her late 70s, widowed and living with her son and his family.

With the creation of "Strange Brew," Deering now has an outlet for his creative sense of humor and quirky view of life.

The iconic clan of hillbillies from the impoverished town of Dogpatch, Kentucky.

Fat Cats is about two purr-enially pretentious brothers who dominate the business world and indulge in all the finer pleasures their nine lives have to offer.

One of the most innovative comics of all time, Herman is the groundbreaking offbeat humor panel created by Jim Unger.

The tale of a military family's adventures and escapades, from a military brat's point of view.

A deft blend of goofy humor and political insight that puts the “funny” back into the funny pages with uniquely dynamic style.

Follow the stories of Momma, everyone’s mother.

Ferd'nand is the classic "silent" comic strip, starring a wide-eyed cherubic mime, his wife, son and dog.

A frenetically funny snapshot of modern family life: the worries, the mayhem and the often-overlooked rewards.

Sibling rivalry reigns in this funny family farce.

Raising Duncan by Chris Browne celebrates the furry, four-legged creatures that are the center of many families' lives.

An "adult" life where you're supposed to know the answers, but you discover, almost daily, that you don't know as much as you thought you did.

Committed is an irreverent comic panel about modern family life when both parents work.

This family of grizzlies is the comic strip with bite.

Take an ordinary work situation, add a pinch of satire, and let it stew.

A world of scheming pets, evil computers and talking plants that puts an ironic, absurd or just plain silly spin on the ordinary occurrences of everyday life.

A strip for all those gals out there who are just trying to figure life out.

Like any good adventure story, Little Dog Lost by Steve Boreman is a metaphor for broader concepts and bigger concerns.

Rubes, a single panel cartoon inspired by a collection of greeting cards.

Though short on life lessons, precious moments, and pearls of wisdom, this quirky comic strip is profoundly funny.

A freshly skewed look at suburban living from the perspective of the animals that lived there first.

Married for 50 years, Earl and Opal appreciate know-me-better-than-I-know-myself honesty and good-natured ribbing.

Set in prehistoric times, it features a group of cavemen and anthropomorphic animals from various geologic eras.

At its heart, Pearls Before Swine is the comic strip tale of two friends: a megalomaniacal Rat who thinks he knows it all and a slow-witted Pig who doesn't know any better.

Lovable loser Brutus Thornapple can't get a break, on the job, at home, or anywhere.

It’s not only the soul of wit; it's also sharply intelligent, amusingly idiosyncratic and uproariously funny.

PEANUTS is the most beloved comic strip in history.

A wacky vision of the world that exposes the hidden hilarity in ordinary circumstances.

Three generations of family with strong characters and flights of fancy .

Sam and Sandy juggle careers and child care.

Heathcliff, a street-smart and mischievous cat with many adventures.

“Watch Your Head” chronicles the lives of six students attending Oliver Otis University.