

Both from Andréa.



(The pun isn’t always on a word that appears in the caption or dialog.)





Both from Andréa.



(The pun isn’t always on a word that appears in the caption or dialog.)



These comics are here to celebrate a variety of holidays. Happy Chanuka, or any other holiday you might be celebrating today.








Happy Hannukah, if you’re celebrating!!! (The comics aren’t here to celebrate Beethoven’s birthday, they’re just fun Hannukah comics.)







Happy Channukah, if you’re celebrating!! (The comics aren’t here to celebrate Bill of Rights Day, they’re just fun Channukah comics.)






Happy Chanukka, if you’re celebrating! (The comics aren’t here to celebrate Monkey Day, they’re just fun Chanukka comics.)





Happy Hanuka, if you’re celebrating. (The comics aren’t here as Arlos, they’re just fun Hanuka comics.)



Happy Chanukkah, if you’re celebrating. (The Off the Marks aren’t here as Oys, they’re just fun Chanukkah comics.)



Happy Hanukkah, if you’re celebrating. (The Off the Mark isn’t here as a CIDU, it’s just a fun Hanukkah comic.)
From Andréa:







From Andréa:

Speaking of grammar:



From Andréa.
Below from Anon:

Above from Andréa.

Mitch4 says: My turn to be stupid — I looked at this and thought “Okay, decent pun, taking pro-biotic as contrast to amateur-biotic. Hey, we could also imagine pro-biotic as trying to be opposite of anti-biotic, wouldn’t that be inventive? If only there were such a term … “