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  • A four-panel black-and-white comic by Madscott. Panel 1: A laundry room scene shows two appliances — likely a washer and dryer — with a cat sitting nearby. Text above reads "Great something else just broke." Panel 2: The bearded man stands before a sparking, malfunctioning appliance, hands clasped anxiously, as text reads "And replacements are either cheap, crap, or very expensive." Panel 3: A close-up of the man's tired, exasperated face as he says "It shouldn't be like this." Panel 4: A podium with a star emblem — suggesting an official platform or civic stage — with text reading "We need more 'okay, with a great warranty' options."

    Replacement

    12 21950 May 01, 2026

  • A Madscott comic showing the small purple alien Sluggo approaching a large cat outdoors, saying "Hello Earthling, I seem to be a little lost. Can you help me?" The caption reads: "Sluggo thinks that the Earth guide book needs a few updates."

    Guidebook

    10 16111 Apr 29, 2026

  • A Madscott political comic showing a large skeleton in a suit, red tie, and crown sitting atop a pile of money bags, looking down at a small, plain figure. The caption reads: "Of course we're stealing everything. That's what makes us great again."

    Everything

    5 11648 Apr 27, 2026

  • A four-panel black-and-white comic by Madscott. The recurring bearded man interacts throughout with a small boxy robot — roughly the size of a toaster — that speaks only in nonsense beep words. Panel 1: The robot says "Bleep bop" and the man, looking startled, replies "Oh hi, I was just leaving." Panel 2: The robot says "Beep florp" and the man stares at it wide-eyed, responding "Wow, you're the entire internet." Panel 3: The robot faces away, emitting a dejected "Borp..." while the man asks "And how's that working out for you?" Panel 4: The robot says "Boop" and the man, now leaning in with a sympathetic expression, responds across three bubbles: "Ouch, I can see how that could suck," "Maybe you need a new hobby?" and "Maybe knitting." The comic personifies the internet as a small, weary machine having a rough time — and the man's sincere suggestion of knitting as a therapeutic outlet lands as a warmly absurd act of kindness.

    Hobby

    14 13168 Apr 24, 2026

  • A Madscott comic showing an excited purple multi-tentacled alien sitting in what appears to be a toilet, exclaiming "Can you believe it! The humans have special chairs just for us!" The caption reads: 'The "special chair" came with a "special sauce."'

    Special Chair

    9 4811 Apr 22, 2026

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