A doctor, whose name isn’t Frankenstein, says that Dracula, wolfmen, and zombies exist in real life, and he’s got a diagnosis for them.

Daily comic strips from some of the world’s leading creators, bringing a dose of humor to your daily routine.

Bear attacks in Japan are on the rise. To help manage the threat, some prefectures are turning to AI monitoring, a flawless solution with zero potential drawbacks.

Careful with that news story, it’s an antique: Yet another valuable find in a thrift shop, and more false hope given to millions of collectors out there looking for a big score.

Some of the biggest steps we take can seem small as we’re taking them. Under the dark cover of a Taurus new moon, the low-visibility landscape defies laws of scale. Or maybe the real gift of this steady Taurus moon is magic shoes. In retrospect, we’ll marvel at the distances we covered by taking one seemingly small step at a time.

About Speed Bump – Dave Coverly admits there is no overriding theme, no tidy little philosophy that precisely describes what Speed Bump is about. “Basically,” he says, “if life were a movie, these would be the outtakes.”

Not Horsing Around! In North Carolina, a miniature horse named Sweetie has set a Guinness World Record by having a nearly six-foot-long tail! That’s REALLY, REALLY long!!! But is this incredible horse the result of high-quality breeding or – some other factor?

About Daddy’s Home – Daddy’s Home is a contemporary, family comic with an emphasis on the role of the modern father. No other cartoon feature examines domesticity from this uniquely male perspective, while remaining universally appealing to both genders.

The Beltane traditions of long ago involved maypoles, bonfires, flower crowns, and other mystical games and rituals to ward off the bad omens and mischievous fairies and invite the beauty and bounty of spring.

A group of bougie bums have taken over celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay’s temporarily unoccupied London restaurant, “York & Albany.” The new occupants’ special of the day is chaos, with a heaping side of disorder.

Mercury and Mars square off in the final days of the Taurus journey, illustrating an important truth about momentum under pressure. When high stakes collide with human error, the result is either comic or tragic. It’s tragic when pride prevents adaptation.

If that raisin or chocolate chip seems especially hard to bite through, don’t force it - it might be a diamond that recently fell out of a baker’s wedding ring at a Midwest cookie shop.