Art How Time Works, According to Famous 19th Century Americans
Various 19th century Americans' conceptions of time, illustrated with stick figures.
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Cartoons & Comics Sofia Coppola, Please Read Junko Mizuno’s Princess Mermaid
Sarah Fonder wants Sofia Coppola to bathe in the blood of "Princess Mermaid" before taking on the latest Hans Christian Andersen adaption.
Cartoons & Comics My SDCC Diary: Our Fandom Anthropologist Reports Back
Morgan Leigh Davies went to SDCC for us, and these are her findings.
Books The Star Wars Expanded Universe: A Eulogy
Louis Evans pays respectful tribute to the Star Wars EU.
Advice Tips For a Bad Crush: A Cartoon
Some of the advice in this cartoon is better than others.
Cartoons So, You Make Comics!
Jason Katzenstein on the reactions he gets from people when they find out he makes comics for a living.
Animals More Odd Animal Cartoons
Adrienne Celt returns with more of her odd animal cartoons for The Toast.
Cartoons Lesser Fireworks for the Faint of Heart: A Cartoon
A Fourth of July cartoon about fireworks for wusses.
Ancient Grains What Would Yellow Ranger Do?
Shing Yin Khor delivers an illustrated tale of race and Power Rangers and ass-kickery.
Animals Dogs and Chicken Bones: A Cartoon
How to keep your dog from eating chicken bones off the street. SPOILER: it can't be done.
Cartoons & Comics I Was a Teenage Wolverine: On Superheroes and Disability
Angeline Adams on superheroes who struggle with physical limitations, and how they have impacted her own issues with disability.
Art Great Female Work-Chatters: A GIF Tale
Ryan Blomberg presents his second charming animated GIF about the women of NYC.
Cartoons The Horrors of the Short-Lived Cathy TV Show
Liz Watson uncovers our nation's darkest secret: the Cathy TV show that ran briefly in the 1980s. CHOCOLATE CHOCOLATE CHOCOLATE ACK.
Advice My Stupid X-Men Opinions
Some X-Men opinions from some weirdo.
Cartoons The Thighs Are Alive: A Cartoon
A cartoon about why, exactly, you hate your thighs. It is not what you think.
