There's a mathematical concept that argues that given an infinite amount of time, an infinite number of monkeys working on typewriters would eventually write all of Shakespeare's stories. I decided to play on that idea for an episode on my webcomic series: https://tapas.io/episode/1143139
It wouldn't be Halloween without at least one vampire joke. This Halloween, I give you one about Dracula and what late-night drinking looks like when you're a vampire: https://tapas.io/episode/1143149
Sometimes a concept is silly enough you decide to refine it and write about it again later. I decided to take one of the comic strips I'd written back in high school and redraw it for my current webcomic series: https://tapas.io/episode/1143129
Doctor jokes have so much potential for dark comedy, which explains why I seem to keep coming back to them, either in comic strips or humor articles. Here's a fresh doctor's joke you may or may not have heard, brought to you by the web-comic Whales Speaking Yiddish: https://tapas.io/episode/1143113
Batman's car is a huge, highly complex vehicle with dozens of pieces of complicated tech in it. Most of us have discovered that "complicated tech" usually means "likely to shut down, break or do the wrong thing at the worst moment." So, in this installment of Whales Speaking Yiddish, I look at what might happen …
If you have a large backyard you have to maintain, you've probably discovered there's a never-ending battle: you versus the animals. You're always trying to take care of the raccoons, squirrels and other animals that keep getting into everything. What would happen if those animals felt like they owned the yard... and whatever's in it? …
I've always wondered where the "Swiss army" in "Swiss army knives" comes from. Does the Swiss army use them a lot? So, in a webcomic episode, I tried to imagine what that would look like: https://tapas.io/episode/1143015
G. Connor Salter 