A comic of two foxes, one of whom is blue, the other is green. In this one, Blue and Green are camping. Green approaches Blue, who is peering over an opened tuna can with a paper towel in his teeth. Green: The camp's all set! What's for dinner? Blue: Tin-fried tuna! Green watches as Blue - who is holding a lit match in his teeth - stoops above the can, which now has the paper towel inside it. Blue: You put a paper towel in the tuna can and then light it on fire. Once the tuna can has been lit, Blue and Green watch the fire, basking in the light and warmth. Blue: It's ready when the oil is gone. Meanwhile, it works as a scented candle. Green: Nice.

A comic of two foxes, one of whom is blue, the other is green. In this one, Blue and Green are laying parallel on the ground, both sweating miserably. Green: I want kisses and cuddles but it's too hot in here. Blue: Same. Green sticks his tongue out as an expression of frustration. Blue sticks his own tongue out too, reaching for Green's tongue. Eventually, still laying parallel without touching each other and sweating miserably, the foxes are holding tongues.

Surrealchan can't sleep. She invokes the Fossangel by a prayer. It appears. Fossangel: "I heard a prayer... You wanted to ask something?" Surrealchan: "Fossangel, why do AI generated penguins have human hands?" Fossangel: "Are you fucking serious?" Surrealchan: "I guess..." Fossangel: "Do you have an idea how much power is wasted on me answering to such a meaningless prayer?" Surrealchan: "Nowhere close to generating a penguin?" Fossangel: "Smartass."

The image is a two-panel political cartoon comparing concentration camps in Germany during the 1930s to detention camps in America in 2025. In the top panel labeled "Concentration camp, Germany, 1930s," there is an illustration of a camp with a Nazi flag. The panel includes the following annotations: "Scapegoated ethnic group" "People snatched off the street" "No due process" In the bottom panel labeled "Detention camp, America, 2025," there is an illustration of a similar camp with an American flag. The panel includes the same annotations as the top panel: "Scapegoated ethnic group" "People snatched off the street" "No due process" Additionally, the bottom panel includes the annotation: "This time, the life-or-death decisions are apparently being made by alligators." signed by https://greenberg-art.com/

Panel 11: "They... Are always there for me." Panel 12: "Always trying to help me..." while Anubi's partner is extending her hair to help Anubi escalate a wall, with Anubi being shy about it. Panel 13: "Passing fun times together..." While a friend is angy and Anubi is being silly (believe it or not this is fun to both of us) Panel 14: "And being amazing people." is visible at the top while Anubi is close to her partner and friend, who are all happy to be there. Panel 15: My birthday wouldn't be the same without them. They mean a lot to me.

Panel 9: "I don't care about celebrating my birthday anymore" says at the side while Anubi, now in her clown costume is opening the door. Panel 10: "But instead I care about passing time with friends" says at the other side, while a friend and her partner is waiting for her outside.

Panel 5: "It almost made me hate my birthdays" can be read at the top, while Anubi is walking with some slippers to a door. Panel 6: "Was I the issue? What did I do wrong?" can be seen at the top while Anubi is dyeing her hair from brown to dark blue while looking at the mirror. Panel 7: "I've never figured it out..." is visible while Anubi is putting up makeup. Panel 8: "But it made me realize something..." says at the top, while Anubi, now finished with her preparation is walking away from the room.

A comic about birthdays. Panel 1: Anubi is waking up from her bed with messy hair. The text above says "My birthdays... Usually went pretty badly" Panel 2: "I would always end up crying..." can be read while a doodle of a "clown" can be seen with closed eyes, crying. Panel 3: "Getting angry..." is visible at the top while a doodle of a person screaming and the other indifferent about it can be seen. Panel 4: "And overall having my day ruined" it says at the top while a calendar is shown, showing off that the day 10 has been marked.

Deskshot of a comic spread littered with home made censorbars in the shape of fish, tiny swords and a block of paper that says NOTHING TO SEE HERE. The comic page itself shows a cleaner lady just doing her job lewdly

FACING THE THREAT National Democratic party leader, a man in a suit freaking out: THINGS HAVE GONE TOO FAR DOWN A DARK PATH. WE'RE ON THE BRINK OF DISASTER! Party leader: WE FACE A DANGEROUS POLITICIAN WHO HAS INFLAMED THE PASSIONS OF THE WORKING CLASS. THEY ACTUALLY VOTED FOR THIS MADMAN! Party leader: SOME MEMBERS OF OUR COMMUNITY ARE SCARED AND LIVING IN FEAR. WE MUST THROW ALL OUR FINANCIAL RESOURCES AGAINST HIM, AND BE UNIFIED IN OUR MESSAGING. Young woman: WOW, DEMOCRATIC LEADERS ARE FINALLY STANDING UP TO TRUMP! Party leader: TRUMP? I'M TALKING ABOUT THE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR OF NEW YORK! ©2025 Jen Sorensen

An XKCD web comic, 6 panels: Panel 1: person sitting in front of a computer, typing. A friend says: "YOU SHOULD BE MORE CAREFUL WHAT YOU WRITE. YOU NEVER KNOW WHEN A FUTURE EMPLOYER MIGHT READ IT." Panel 2: typing guy replies: "WHEN DID WE FORGET OUR DREAMS?" and friend replies "WHAT?" Panel three, two small people at the bottom, the typing guy says to his friend: "THE INFINITE POSSIBILITIES EACHDAY HOLDS SHOULD STAGGER THE MIND. THE SHEER NUMBER OF EXPERIENCES I COULD HAVE 15 UNCOUNTABLE, BREATHTAKING, AND I'M SITTING HERE REFRESHING MY INBOX. WE LIVE TRAPPED IN LOOPS, RELIVING A FEW DAYS OVER AND OVER, AND WE ENVISION ONLY A HANDFUL OF PATHS LAID OUT AHEAD OF US. WE SEE THE SAME THINGS EACH DAY, WE RESPOND THE SAME WAY, WE THINK THE SAME THOUGHTS, EACH DAY A SLIGHT VARIATION ON THE LAST, EVERY MOMENT SMOOTHLY FOLLOWING THE GENTLE CURVES OF SOCIETAL NORMS. WE ACT LIKE IF WE JUST GET THROUGH TODAY, TOMORROW OUR DREAMS WILL COME BACK TO US. AND NO, I DON'T HAVE ALL THE ANSWERS. I DON'T KNOW HOW TO JOLT MYSELF INTO SEEING WHAT EACH MOMENT COULD BECOME. BUT I DO KNOW ONE THING: THE SOLUTION DOESNT INVOLVE WATERING DOWN MY EVERY LITTLE IDEA AND CREATIVE IMPULSE FOR THE SAKE OF SOMEDAY EASING MY FIT INTO AMOLD. IT DOESN'T INVOLVE TEMPERING MY LIFE TO BETTER FIT SOMEONE'S EXPECTATIONS. IT DOESN'T INVOLVE CONSTANTLY HOLDING BACK FOR FEAR OF SHAKING THINGS UP. THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT SO I WANT TO SAY IT AS CLEARLY AS I CAN:" Panels 4-6: the guy typing says "FUCK. THAT. SHIT."