I invited you, Dear Readers, to submit your dramatic intpretations of Mary Worth's monologue , "My Compulsion to Help Others."...

Hey, we got a Two-Fer: Two Platitudes for the Pain of One! Actually, I'd never accuse Rabbi Kushner of spouting platitudes, but appearin...

Okay, okay, I'm over my sour-puss reaction from yesterday. Fortunately, you, dear readers, picked up my slack with your hilarious commen...

If you haven't read today's strip, click here . I'm not even going to bother reprinting it. Now I understand why there was so mu...

Before today's powerful installment, I just want to say how much I've enjoyed reader comments. There have been some very insightful ...

"First, the paintings on the wall and all the furniture began moving around the room, and then the lamp behind me began getting bigger,...

There must be some mysterious and revealing link between how Mary is seated on the Park Bench of Back-Bending Pain and Cathy's dinner ta...

How can you talk when you're being strangled? I would think the best thing about drawing a 50-year flashback would be the opportunity to...

Delighting in the insignificant? That's my entire raison d'être . It's why I love Mary Worth! I feel so validated today. But pan...

Because, you see, Cathy was blind. Which made her really bad at hide and seek.