From The Comics Journal #134, February 1990.

If you want a Pokemon MMO, you have to live with the consequences.

A cartoon guide.

The reclusive comic book artist was 90

“Alas for me! I am dead!”

Japan’s graying population is changing the character of its beloved manga comics, spawning a new genre in which the elderly aren’t pitiable oldsters but protagonists making discoveries, finding friends and sometimes even having hot sex.

We all get lost now and then. Some stay lost forever…

Always ask another bearded man if your beard is good to go.

What happened after is unknown.

Have you got yourself a pair of those new sci-fi-like augmented-reality glasses by Google? If you've missed the boat, have no fear, as Google is constantly launching new products and apps meant to disrupt not only technology but daily life as we know it!

A short funny comic about the discovery of Sean Connery's dog.

Dorkly presents another hilarious comic, this time about new video game consoles.

Revenge is a bitch, or is it?

Different day, different reason...

Who does the man in your life prefer: Marvel or DC? Marvel and DC have huge arsenals of characters but, which one is your choice? Superman makes a run for first this summer with a full-length feature film full of adventure, romance and celebrity buzz. Superman is great for both camps as he has been a crossover favorite since the 1970s.

Yes, I know that's not how it really works. Still a funny one!

A dinosaur story

Only a few more inches!!!

This happens more than it should.

or is there any?

A comic about relationships with family.

Let's take a look at some similar situations.

Wait till after the game!

Heroes are usually larger than life, but sometimes it’s the person standing next to them that casts the bigger shadow. While main heroes usually get top-billing, but they can often be too boring, too troubled, or even too dumb to save the day. Thankfully, here are 11 sidekicks that pick up the slack — often doing a better job than the heroes ever could.

A comic by Dorkly.

Now they’ve gone and done it. MAD Magazine has finally decided to weigh in the Obama administration’s multiple government surveillance programs with a cover featuring the president and – you guessed it – the spies from the classic Spy Vs. Spy comics.

Limiting yourself is important lol

Don't forget to mouse over the last frame!

Funny because it's true.

Hitman vs. Splinter Cell By Julia Lepetit and Andrew Bridgman

In this comic, Josh Mecouch of Formal Sweatpants shows us how to get the fairy's money without losing anything.