I know far side isn't exactly political, but I'm an arts guy so I'll say that absurdism is an inherently political choice.

They don't have to be old school either, but since the form has mostly fallen out of favour, the golden era of the top quality stuff is in the past.

I just love reading funny little cartoons. I guess they were the precursor to memes. I don't even care if they're lib or right wing bullshit, I recently read a collection of Pat Oliphant's work, and even though most of it wasn't very politically accurate, nor was it particularly funny, it was still enjoyed ironically.

Any picks?

  • MaoTheLawn [any, any]
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    11 hours ago

    Oh no! I was going to reply and check your recommendation out! I was just keeping it in my notification bank!

    • diegeticalt (any)@lemmygrad.ml
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      11 hours ago

      I'm sorry! I just purge comments after a bit! I think Pogo is worth looking into. It's very political at points, but it's all about politics from way before my time.

      This is one book: https://archive.org/details/isbn_9781560978695_1