Here’s a round up of some of the best comics we’ve seen online recently. If we missed something, let us know in the comments below.
I know Halloween was yesterday, but all the candy from last night is still good, right? It didn’t expire at midnight, and neither did this Halloween-themed Street Angel comic from Jim Rugg (which is actually a few years old at this point, so don’t eat it. Just read it).
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It features the title character doing her thing on Halloween night as she teams up with a new friend.
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Moving on to more topical subjects, Election Day in the United States is coming up this Tuesday, and Ellen Forney has some excellent reasons for why your vote is important.
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On a lighter note, Roger Langridge shares one of his recent dreams — one that features a Hoppy the Marvel Bunny revival. How awesome would that be? I vote that Langridge gets to write and draw it.
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So what’s the appeal of watching old episodes of Columbo? In this comic for The New Yorker, Joe Dator shares some ideas why the old 1970s detective show remains popular.
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Finally, congratulations to editorial cartoonist Tom Toles, who retired this week. The Washington Post printed his final cartoon, in which he shares some words of wisdom.