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  • A four-panel black-and-white comic by Madscott. The same bearded, disheveled man appears throughout. Panel 1: He looks startled and says, "How the hell did we get to March." Panel 2: He peers suspiciously at what appears to be a box, asking, "Is this the thing we're supposed to beware?" — a reference to the phrase "Beware the Ides of March." Panel 3: He turns to a ninja like figure beside him and wonders aloud, "Has March always been sneaky?" Panel 4: (zoomed out) He stands at what appears to be a shoreline or flat surface, declaring, "I'm going to hang a bell on it so I'm not surprised next year." The comic humorously captures the universal feeling of time passing unexpectedly, blending calendar confusion with the classic Shakespeare reference.

    March

    1 747 Yesterday

  • A political cartoon by Madscott showing a Grim Reaper figure in a black robe and red tie, holding a scythe labeled "PEACE," saying "…and we will bring peace to the world." The figure stands atop a pile of rubble and bombs against a dark, starry background.

    Peace

    14 2955 Mar 02, 2026

  • A four-panel black-and-white comic labeled “MadScott,” dated 2026. Panel 1: A bearded man stands outdoors among snowbanks, shaking his fist and shouting “FFFFFFUUUU,” expressing frustration. Panel 2: He continues yelling, “UUUUCCCC,” still visibly angry. Panel 3: Close-up of the man with clenched teeth and several exclamation marks around his head, emphasizing his rage. Panel 4: A peaceful view of the earth from space. Text reads: “February was a really long month.”

    February Review

    7 1959 Feb 27, 2026

  • Vacation

    9 934 Feb 25, 2026

  • A color comic labeled “MadScott.” A man stands on a sandy beach with his hands on his hips, smirking confidently. A palm tree and a few cut wooden crates appear behind him against a clear blue sky. Two speech bubbles read: “You say ‘trapped on a beach’ I say…” and “Perfect remote office space.” The joke reframes being stranded on a beach as an opportunity for remote work rather than a crisis.

    Remote

    6 770 Feb 23, 2026

  • A four-panel black-and-white comic labeled “MadScott.” Panel 1: A simple outdoor scene with a small tree on rolling hills. Text reads: “I remember drawing comics as a creative outlet.” Panel 2: A glass sitting on a surface. Text at the top reads: “Recently I draw more as a form of social therapy.” A speech bubble from off-panel says, “Let me refill that cup.” Panel 3: A bearded person looks forward with a neutral, slightly weary expression. Three boxed captions around them read: “WE’RE ALL HERE,” “SITTING IN THE STEW,” and “TOGETHER.” Panel 4: A small figure walks away across a simple landscape. A thought bubble reads: “I’m ready to go back to those earlier days maybe for just a little while.” The comic reflects on shifting from drawing for personal creativity to using it as a way to process shared social stress, with a nostalgic longing for simpler times.

    Together

    6 1011 Feb 20, 2026

  • A color comic labeled “MadScott.” A green, cartoon dinosaur-like creature wearing a red shirt with yellow trim runs frantically across the ground, arms outstretched and legs mid-stride. Its eyes are wide and its mouth is open in panic. Two speech bubbles above it repeat, “NOPE! NOPE! NOPE! NOPE! NOPE! NOPE!” A caption below the panel reads: “PVT. T’Aails learned that the earth people had sharp teeth & some form of anger issues.” The humor suggests the alien creature has encountered humans and is fleeing in alarm.

    NOPE

    8 1397 Feb 18, 2026

  • A color comic labeled “MadScott,” dated 2026. A bundled-up woman in a purple coat, knit hat, gloves, and boots stands outdoors facing a bearded man wearing a blue cap, heavy jacket, and blue pants. A sparse, wintry cityscape with a tall building and a small tree appears in the background under a pale sky. The man says, “Mostly I’m just disappointed that when the end of the world arrived—” “—the weather wasn’t a little warmer.” The joke contrasts apocalyptic expectations with mundane disappointment about cold weather.

    This is the end

    7 883 Feb 16, 2026

  • A four-panel black-and-white comic labeled “Madscott.” Panel 1: A scruffy, bearded man looks frustrated while talking to a simple, triangular-faced cat. He says, “It’s all right there in front of us. Now if we could just do something!” Panel 2: The man continues, looking exasperated: “How is it we are collectively this stupid. We’re pointing right at the thing we need to fix and yet we continue to hope it goes away.” The cat looks on calmly. Panel 3: The man sighs and says, “Sorry cat, I’m just not sure what else I can do.” The cat sits beside him. Panel 4: Close-up of the cat with a thought bubble that reads, “Have you tried peeing in their shoes?” The year “2026” appears below the strip.

    Look

    15 1801 Feb 13, 2026

  • Jazz

    9 800 Feb 11, 2026

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    Saving

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