wrobbert cartoons is the place where all wrobbert's characters live. They literally have a life of their own. They tease him, hold meetings of their own, have been known to have writing sessions to help him out and some even explore other areas of wrobbert cartoons.

Cartoonist wrobbert says all I do is lay down some black lines to show you where they are and what they're doing.

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"Laffing with (and at) older Americans" is the happy domain of Les & May, a humorous comic strip aimed at the 55-and-up segment of the population. It's gag-a-day humor, however, should appeal to comic devotees of all ages. The two main characters are a married couple entering their retirement years. Les Mature has been working for 40 years and enthusiastically embraces retirement. May Mature would gladly continue working but her employer of 20 years has forced her into early retirement. A type-A presonality, she tolerates retirement by throwing herself into household projects "they never had time for", (trying to drag a reluctant Les along) and working as a temp. May is a health and fitness "freak". Her counterpart is addicted to junk food and a sedentary lifestyle, except for golf--on a cart of course! Despite their differences, they are for the most part a loving and devoted couple. They have recently been joined by Dolly, May's fiesty and oversexed mother, and Knorbert, a cranky canine. The strip is posted Monday through Friday at www.lesandmay.com.

Cartoonist David Jones (creator of Just Say Cheese) has created a new comic strip called Charmy's Army. The story follows Col. Charmen Packy and his zany friends at Fort Hill as they turn the base and the town of Antlanta upside-down.

Check out his latest comic strips on his Facebook Page Charmy's Army - The Comic Strip and show your support by clicking the LIKE button.

Rocky Sawyer is an artist from Up State New York and been drawing most of his life. He enjoys every second working on a comic strip that hopes to get syndicated one day. The comic strip is about an amazon parrot named Van Gogh who is doomed to spend the rest of his life in a pet store, for every time he gets sold he gets returned. Van Gogh is a work in progress so Rocky appreciates any feedback.

Check out more comic strips on the Van Gogh blog.

Cartoonist Chris Rullestad says he's just an ordinary guy doing a strip about a couple of guys trying to improve their lot in life. It's a story about 2 friends, Martin and Louis, with one of the main themes they are job hunting and trying out new jobs and opportunities. If you like absurdity and unexpected conclusions you might like this strip.

See more at Almost Normal Comics.

Sinann Cheah is a Malaysian self-taught and self-syndicated cartoonist based in Singapore. He draws 'Billy & Saltie' - a green' oriented daily cartoon strip about an Aboriginal boy and his pal, a huge saltwater crocodile - for the Borneo Bulletin in Brunei. On top of that, he also maintains 'Event Horizon'- a weekly editorial cartoon on the latest happenings in science and discovery.

His previous works include 'The House of Lim', a cartoon strip about a three- tiered Chinese family which ran in a Singapore daily in the 80s and 90s and 'Murphy's In-Law', another strip about a Nobel prize aspirant who freeloads with his son and daughter in-law in the city which appeared in the Irish edition of the Epoch Times. Sinann also offers oneliners to standups as there are spare jokes most of the time when he writes his gags but mostly it's because he becomes a terracotta warrior on stage.

Check out more at Billy & Saltie.