Cartoonist Vic Young says he is fifty years young, and has been doing the MeanStreak Cartoons for about 10 years. Senators, directors of animation from major affiliations, colleges and magazines rave at the humor.

MeanStreak Cartoons have been published numerous times, but Vic has just recently decided to take the comic strip more serious. He loves to create the characters and the jokes...and just loves to watch people read them and laugh out loud.

The strip is based on a young woman from an extremely dysfunctional family. Laurie (Whom the strip is named after) is the main character. She is trying her best to acquaint herself with normal rationality, which is all new to her. She has repressed memories and a major case of social anxiety disorder. That is where the dog (Sport) comes in. You see, he thinks he is the human and Laurie is the pet. Sit back and brace yourself, you won't be disappointed.

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Scott Adams is the creator of the Dilbert comic strip. The main characters starring in the strip are Dilbert, Dogbert, Wally, The Pointy Haired Boss, Alice, Asok and Dogbert's New Ruling Class. Dilbert appears in 2,000 newspapers in 70 countries, making it one of the most successful syndicated comic strips in history.

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Prune Juice, the sitcom comic strip, is the story of Arthur and Girt Gunk, an augmentative couple who have moved to a quiet retirement community on the beach. While the others are enjoying shuffleboard and checkers, the Gunks are busy going for each other's jugular! Updating several times weekly, Prune Juice has appeared in print around the world and across the web. Cartoonist George Sfarnas also creates the popular comic strip Being Five.

Kim & Jason by Jason Kotecki | Visit www.KimandJason.com for more great comics

Kim & Jason comic strip features a new one six days a week. It was first published in comic strip form for over six years, and was featured in many publications around the world.

With so many years working in the financial industry, Steve is trying to get out of the 9-5 rut. Thus, came cartooning, with the idea taken from his real life cats, Sam and Roy.

Otherwise, he's just a simple guy who dreams of working from home one day, in the same clothes he slept in. His hobbies include drinking and smoking, and to balance things out - ice hockey (it's what we do in Canada, eh! And sure, ice hockey, too).

Behind the scene characters, a comic strip director and his assistant, try to produce "real" comic strips for readers. For readers, PsyZoo is best experienced and understood as an episode-like series starting from it's first comic strip.

Check out Pat Moore's PsyZoo Comic Strip website to see the full episode