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eye exam

A person sits in an eye exam chair next to an optometrist. There is a picture of Superman hanging on the wall. The caption reads "Uh, it's a bird...plane, maybe."
A green alien with 11 eyes on eyestalks sits in an optometrist's chair while the optometrist points to an eye chart. The caption reads "now let's try the other other other eye."
A man laughs uproriously while reading an eye chart that reads LOL LMAO ROTFL ROTFLMAO
Donald Trump sits in a chair next to an optometrist, looking at an eye exam chart with Cyrilic characters
Businessman sits in an optometrist's chair. The caption reads "I'm here because investors keep telling me I have the devil in my eyes"
Doctor gives an eye exam to a dark haired man wearing a comically large suit à la David Byrne. The caption reads "Better? Or same as it ever was?"

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Featured Story

Funny Friends: A Chat with Sol Brager

Q: Can you tell us what inspired your book, Heavyweight? How long was the process from premise to production? A: I’ve been interested in and researching family history and Holocaust memory for a long time—I first started thinking about doing a comic about my grandparents in like 2016, I did a mini-comic called “String of Pearls” that year about my Oma bribing the French resistance with a pearl necklace.
Read more: Funny Friends: A Chat with Sol Brager

Murmurs and Musings

Self Serving

I’m retired, which is a good thing because I don’t think I’d have time for a regular job anymore, I have way too much unpaid work that I need to do every day just to get by.
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