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There's something deeply obscene and broken about the fact that Donald Trump and Pete Hegseth are bombing elementary schools in an illegal war of aggression, and there's still a sense among the opposition that it has to be explained in terms of gas prices in order to get American voters to care.

USS Nimitz not finished yet, deploys to Southern Command The Navy’s oldest aircraft carrier, which is scheduled to begin the retirement process this year, is back at sea.

The Navy’s oldest aircraft carrier, the USS Nimitz, which is scheduled to begin the retirement process this year, will be back at sea for the South Seas 2026 exercise.

That’s great!

A black-and-white ink sketch of an anthropomorphic bear wearing a plaid shirt, giving a thumbs-up

Morning.. welcome to Saturday

Albini Sessions (Benefit for Letters Charity), by Fugazi 12 track album

Back in high school I was a big fan of Albini and Big Black so when Fugazi releases the Albini sessions for charity I'm all in fugazi.bandcamp.com/album/albini...

One more from the archive for you

Welcome to March | Madscott Get more from Madscott on Patreon

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A four-panel black-and-white comic by Madscott. The same bearded, disheveled man appears throughout. Panel 1: He looks startled and says, "How the hell did we get to March." Panel 2: He peers suspiciously at what appears to be a box, asking, "Is this the thing we're supposed to beware?" — a reference to the phrase "Beware the Ides of March." Panel 3: He turns to a ninja like figure beside him and wonders aloud, "Has March always been sneaky?" Panel 4: (zoomed out) He stands at what appears to be a shoreline or flat surface, declaring, "I'm going to hang a bell on it so I'm not surprised next year." The comic humorously captures the universal feeling of time passing unexpectedly, blending calendar confusion with the classic Shakespeare reference.

Welcome to Friday! This one is all analog. Hand drawn and hand lettered. It's not perfect but not bad. I'd like to get to the point where every Friday strip is pen and ink
If if passage of time is going to be this sneaky I'm going to start randomly blowing a whistle at it.

Seems about right

Pretty sure the draw a rectangle quote was when I did this

Now 100% chipmunk free!

Stop kicking the can down the road!

Back from Madison.

Draw something today

This is all I need

Going to make a run to Madison today. Hopefully I can sneak away for something fun.

A black-and-white comic panel showing an anthropomorphic blender with a worried expression next to a small salt shaker character. Text reads: "I'm just worried about the amount of booze I have been drinking." The caption at the bottom reads: "Life as the D.O.D. Blender."

Happy Tuesday? Here's my morning coffee drawing.

Here's a late afternoon coffee drawing

How about a coffee drawing - Hello Young Milo

A meme of Sun Tsu saying - Let's put the fun back in funeral

Laughter is my therapy.... but my sense of humor is DARK so don't expect to always laugh with me.

Peace | Madscott Get more from Madscott on Patreon

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A political cartoon by Madscott showing a Grim Reaper figure in a black robe and red tie, holding a scythe labeled "PEACE," saying "…and we will bring peace to the world." The figure stands atop a pile of rubble and bombs against a dark, starry background.

Peace - Of course we had to go to war. These guys all bought us a 747.

Might be why I watch so many reruns

Primary Export
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#texas

Karl and Scott at a busy Megacon artist alley table. We're sitting behind a table covered with artwork, comics, and merchandise while attendees browse. A sign reading "Price List" is visible on the table.

Might be the last year I did Megacon. I'm in the MN Gophers Hat

As a possible caption
…did you bring the gasoline?

A review of February | Madscott Get more from Madscott on Patreon

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A four-panel black-and-white comic labeled “MadScott,” dated 2026. Panel 1: A bearded man stands outdoors among snowbanks, shaking his fist and shouting “FFFFFFUUUU,” expressing frustration. Panel 2: He continues yelling, “UUUUCCCC,” still visibly angry. Panel 3: Close-up of the man with clenched teeth and several exclamation marks around his head, emphasizing his rage. Panel 4: A peaceful view of the earth from space. Text reads: “February was a really long month.”

February Review - It's good to just get all your frustration out in the open before you start the next month.