Comic #33

Submission # 33: The Peril of Truancy

Comic #32

Submission #32: Forbidden Love

Comic #31

#31: The Great and Expansive Vacuums of Space: Prime real estate in the 2060s.

Comic #30

Submission #30: Those Good Old Days

Happy 30th, Comrades!

Author’s Note: It’s so easy to make political cartoons about long past events because the partisans who fought so bitterly over them are long since dead. However, I feel this may be offensive to some, for which I apologize and urge historical reconciliation.

Comic #29

Submission #29: Listening Is A Crucial Skill

Comic #28

Submission #28: Abe Lincoln's Log Cabin Adventures

Comic #27

Submission #27: The Protesters

Comic #26

Submission #26: The New Colour of (In)dependence Day

Happy 232nd anniversary of our country's founding, Americans. I do hope the rest of the world appreciates it as well.

Comic #25

Submission #25: The Rune of Apparent Clarity

Comic #24

Submission #24: The Ignition of Global Warming

Comic #23

Submission #23: It Just Doesn't Make Any Sense.

Comic #22

Submission #22: Just Desserts

Yum!

Comic #21

Submission #21: The Wizard of Accidental Punctuation

Sorry for the break from schedule, but I'd lost internet for some days. It might take me some time to catch up.

Comic #20

Submission #20: Franz Kafka's Reincarnation

Happy 20th! Everyone gets ice cream! Except the lactose-haters out there. Ya'll get gruel.

Comic #19

Submission #19: For Those Who Don't Employ Discrimination Upon Foodstuffs

Subjunctive Comic- Comic #18

Submission #18: Subjunctive Regrets

Loyal partisans, welcome to the first official Subjunctive Comic about the subjunctive. I do not have a limitless supply of ideas for these, so they will be rare as they are enjoyable, which I assume would be greatly so.

Comic #17

Submission #17: Limits of Psychoanalysis

Comic #16

Submission #16: Football Shenanigans

The author apologizes for the disappointing joke and the cheap effects. Stay tuned for...
something better.

Comic #15

Submission #15: Those Temperamental Politicians!

Comic #14

Submission #14: Yet Another Example of Mustachioed Politician Media Prejudice

Also, my first submitted venture into multiple frames. Comments?

Comic #13

Submission #13: A Fire Breaks Out

Comic #12

Submission #12: Table Tennis

Comic #11

Submission #11:Bureau of Drug and Alcohol Abuse

Comic #10

Submission #10: Detective Blarney and the Case of the Dead Guy

I can't guarantee this, but I suspect Detective Blarney may return at some point in the future.
Happy Tenth, viewers!

Comic #9

Submission #9: Diatomic Dependents

In the event that you don't get this comic, go to the first comment for an explanation.

Comic #8

Submission #8: Ice Cream Folly

Comic #7

Submission #7: Altogether Too Real

Comic #6

Submission #6: The Punctuation Family Therapy

Comic #5

Submission #5: The Life of a 70's Hippy, as told in vegetable form.

Comic #4

Submission #4: Benjamin Franklin, inventor, statesman, and hungry dude.

Comic #3

Submission #3. Dimension Alien.

Comic #2

Submission #2. An Acute Observation.

Comic #1

Submission #1. Banana Opera

Introduction and Purpose

Welcome to Subjunctive Comics, where you wish you could learn subjunctive. This is the temporary home to the only online comic dedicated to the subjunctive. I welcome and encourage viewing, comments, and questions about any comic or aspect of subjunctive. Viva la subjuntivo!


Subjunctive Comics is a generally single-panel humorous comic, with occasional references into the political and current event arena.

I would like to thank you for reading, and I would hope you have a good time.

Artist, Writer, and Uploader,
Benj Miller