The Sentinel doesn’t publish “Non Sequitur” in its Sunday comics, only on weekdays, so we did not publish this version of the comic. But we are cutting ties anyway and introducing “Macanudo” into our ...

Obviously, the editors objected to Wiley's apparently flippant use of a remark that has become a hurtful, racist cliche. However, I think that the artist's real intent was more nuanced, and that it ...

Readers of The Herald-Mail love their comics. Whether it's Peanuts, For Better or for Worse, or my favorite, Pearls before Swine, reading the funnies is a Sunday tradition in many households across ...

Starting early next month, the Star will drop the daily comic “Non Sequitur” and run “Rubes” in its place. Wiley Miller, the creator of “Non Sequitur,” inserted vulgar language aimed at President ...

Today’s Non Sequitur comic by Wiley has a nice dig on th Schulz bio. Click HERE to read the entire strip. (Thanks, Patricio) ...

Regarding the removal of Wiley's "Non Sequitur" comic strip from your paper, I feel the need to comment. Some of the strips on the funny page have political overtones — "Doonesbury" and Mallard ...

The Montana Standard has elected to replace the “Non Sequitur” comic panel and strip in daily and Sunday editions. The change will be made as soon as production requirements allow.