New daily comics are here to shake up your routine, and this is your go-to comic/cartoon review for the freshest laughs around. Whether your morning needs more caffeine or just a quick giggle, these daily gems by Dan Gibson (the creator behind Gibbleguts.com) will have you snort-laughing at your screen and forwarding strips to friends before you even finish your coffee.
Artist Spotlight: Dan Gibson
Dan Gibson isn’t your average doodler. Over a career spanning two decades, Gibson has crafted thousands of side-splitting, eyebrow-raising cartoons, amassing a loyal following of fans who appreciate his bold humor and sharp wit. Known for his signature series “Gibbleguts,” Dan’s work has appeared in syndications, greeting cards, and viral meme form across the internet. Awards? He’s got ‘em—multiple comic competitions and social media accolades recognize his unfiltered, everyman style. Gibson’s art is instantly recognizable: bright colors, exaggerated facial expressions, and punchlines that make you laugh (and sometimes groan). From wordplay to slapstick and a healthy dose of satire, Dan proves that new daily comics aren’t just a trend—they’re a staple for anyone who loves their humor a little off the wall.
#1 The Chill Factor: “Frosty Fido’s Blue Testicles”
Ever wondered how cold it really is outside? Just ask your dog! In this icy gag, a bundled-up dog walker realizes it’s time to turn back—her shivering pup’s, um, “blue testicles” are giving her the coldest of hints. Proof that even our pets are ready to call it a day when the mercury drops. Only in new daily comics do you find such brutally honest canine commentary!
#2 Pinocchio’s Wild Ride: “Beaver-Fested Waters”
When your life is a fairy tale, even a simple swim goes sideways. After a shipwreck, Pinocchio is left surrounded by beavers—let’s just say his wooden features are suddenly in high demand! Classic Gibson: take a children’s icon and throw him into ridiculous, adult-tinged peril.
#3 Celebrity Dispensers: “Charlie Sheen’s PEZ Adventure”
Because sometimes you just need a little celebrity scandal in your candy. Gibson imagines Pez launching a “Charlie Sheen novelty crack dispenser”—and if that mental image isn’t enough to make you snicker, nothing will. New daily comics like this one are why you never know what’s coming next.
#4 Beachside Bargains: “Coconuts Cracked for 50¢”
Forget the boardwalk—this cartoon takes “cracking coconuts” to a whole new (and slightly cheeky) level. Bring your own coconut and a sense of humor. The price? Only 50¢, and your dignity.
#5 Bug’s Life: “Run Away, Turd!”
Who knew dung beetles had workplace hazards? When an industrial accident sends a runaway turd rolling down the hill, chaos—and laughter—ensues. Gibson finds hilarity even in the smallest, squishiest corners of the natural world.
#6 Parenting 3000: “Roto-Tot Revolution”
Why deal with babysitters when you can use the Roto-Tot 3000? It’s the latest (fake) tech in high-volume, low-cost childcare. The kids don’t look thrilled, but parents everywhere will relate. New daily comics: exposing the joys and terrors of modern parenting, one strip at a time.
#7 Bug Bowl: “Don’t Play Football Near My Rose Bushes!”
Even insects need rules. In this comic, a mother bug lectures her sons for playing football near her roses. Because no matter the species, boys will be boys—and moms will be moms.
#8 Piñata Party: “When Birthday Bashes Go Wrong”
Blindfolded kids, a swinging bat, and chaos as the piñata takes flight—plus a few kids who take the brunt of the action. Childhood injuries, now in comic form! (Don’t try this at home.)
#9 Booger Patch: “Sticky Situations”
When a kid asks if that’s a booger stuck to his friend’s arm, the answer isn’t what you expect: “I’m on the patch.” This is what happens when health trends and playground grossness collide.
#10 Cat Calls: “SOB and Poot—Cat Problems”
Not all cat complaints are about hairballs. Gibson’s take on feline woes involves a cat sobbing at the window—and letting one rip. Proof that new daily comics capture the true reality of pet ownership.
#11 Fuzzy Slippers: “Bad Dog, or Bad Influence?”
Turns out, your missing slipper might be in your dog’s “secret stash.” The twist? This poodle’s late-night activities include cigars and lava lamps—bad dog, indeed!
#12 Bedtime Threats: “In Case of Snoring, Break Glass”
For everyone who’s ever considered drastic measures to stop a partner’s snoring, this one’s for you. The comic depicts a very tempting “in case of snoring, break glass” shotgun above the bed. It’s dark humor with a wink.
#13 Parachute Panic: “Ace Jump School Fails”
Skydiving school, but make it slapstick. When you need a push to jump solo, just bring a strong instructor—and maybe a stretcher. Gibson’s physical comedy is at its best.
#14 Space Blunders: “Astronaut Tag Trouble”
Ever worried about your spacesuit tag? One astronaut finds out the hard way that wardrobe malfunctions aren’t just a terrestrial problem. Houston, we have a giggle.
#15 Mob Wire: “Are You Wired, Lenny?”
Gibson channels mobster movie tropes and flips them on their head. “You ain’t wearin’ a wire, are you, Lenny?”—but Lenny is clearly all wire, in the most literal sense.
#16 The Dog’s Out: “Worm Watchers Anonymous”
Nothing disrupts a quiet afternoon like a dog with worms—especially when the birds seem just a little too interested. New daily comics don’t shy away from gross-out humor!
#17 Pinocchio’s New Job: “Washroom Woes”
Pinocchio’s post-Geppetto career path? Washroom attendant. He’s always got plenty of “nose” to spare for the job. This one’s for the fairy tale fans with a dark sense of humor.
#18 Parachuting Passion: “Cletus Won’t Quit”
You can’t keep a good (or possibly foolish) man down. After a combine accident, Cletus takes to parachuting—smile as wide as the sky. Proof that new daily comics celebrate the indomitable human spirit (sort of).
#19 Disco Disaster: “Boogy Club Chicken”
Nightlife meets poultry in a disco showdown. Gibson’s new daily comics always serve the unexpected, even on the dance floor.
#20 Caveman Romance: “Clubbing Since Day One”
Prehistoric love stories were… literal. When Zorg finally takes his sweetheart out “clubbing,” it’s with a club, not to one. The more things change, the more they stay the same.
Final Thoughts: Why New Daily Comics Deserve a Spot in Your Feed
From sassy pets to prehistoric pick-up lines, new daily comics deliver a surprise punchline and a jolt of humor every single day. Dan Gibson’s Gibbleguts is a testament to how timeless cartoon comedy can be, combining smart satire with visual gags that never get old. If you’re tired of doomscrolling and need something light, fresh, and consistently funny, this batch of new daily comics should be your go-to pick.
All comics featured in this review are the work of the talented Dan Gibson. His distinctive style, sharp wit, and fearless humor are what make Gibbleguts.com a must-visit for anyone who loves cartoons. To enjoy more of Dan’s work, check out:
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