Web Pages That Post Fresh Content
At Least Five Times Per Week
Start your day with a quick tour of your favorite "daily dose" sites — the ones that post a new chuckle, insight, puzzle, commentary, inspiration, or what-have-you, every single weekday.
You can even make "Daily Dose" your home page — the one your browser is automatically set on at the beginning of each Internet session. Here's how.
In contrast to the usual practice, we've made the used links brighter than those you haven't gone to recently (but without being garish about it). The reason is so that your favorites, the ones you like to go to every day, will be the ones that stand out.
Please report dead links or other errors to The Mgt. If you know of any "daily dose" sites that aren't listed, please report that to The Mgt., too.
Alex's Restaurant, by Peter Sinclair. Sitcom-style daily strip featuring the characters in and around a restaurant. Posted Monday through Friday.
Amazing Montage, by Joe Zabel and Gary Dumm. Continuing stories. Several completed stories available in archives. Posted Monday through Saturday.
Art Comics Daily, by Bebe Williams. Humorous short takes, some continued for a couple of weeks. Posted Monday through Saturday.
Barkie's World, by G.K. Davis. Single-panel humor, no continuing characters. Posted Monday through Friday.
Bobbins, by John Alison. Continuing stories about four friends. Posted seven days a week.
Bookwire Cartoon of the Day, by Mort Gerberg. Single panels from the cartoonist's archives. Posted Monday through Friday.
The Boonies, by Wes Hargis. Posted Monday through Friday.
Bounties, by Terrance Griep, Vatche Mavlian, Mike Kelleher and David Watkins. A traditional western. Posted Monday through Friday.
Bruno, by Christopher Baldwin. Recently posted its 1,000th strip. Posted Monday through Saturday.
Bruno The Bandit, by Ian McDonald. A doofus barbarian and his dragon sidekick. Posted Monday through Friday.
Buzzboy, by John Gallagher. The world's most upbeat superhero.
By & Large, by Vlad Kolarov. Posted Monday through Friday.
Callahan, by John Callahan. The work of the famous handicapped cartoonist presented on-line. Posted Monday through Friday.
Charge!!!, by A. Sacui. Posted Monday through Friday.
Chicken Writer, by Dan Case & Phil Truman. Posted Monday through Friday.
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The Crater Kid, by Marty Bauman. A family-friendly mix of "Space Ghost," "Robot Monster," "Mad" magazine, "Calvin and Hobbes," and Dizzy Gillespie.
Crazy Boss, by Mark Martin. A continuing story in comic-strip form, released one panel at a time. Posted Monday through Friday.
Daily Rarebit Fiend, by Rick Veitch. The nocturnal hallucinations of a man who eats too heavily at bedtime. No archives. Posted Monday through Friday.
The Damnation Gambit, by Barry Gregory. Ongoing fantasy storyline. Posted Monday through Friday.
The Deep End, by Anton Ballard. One-panel humor. Posted Monday through Friday.
Dystopia, by Aurelio Santarelli. Posted seven days a week.
Flashers, by Elliot Feldman. Single-panel topical humor. Posted Monday through Saturday.
Funny Farm, by Ryan Smith. Three animal roomates and their humorous misadventures. Posted Monday through Friday.
Gas Comix, by Richard McMurry. Humor stories, including some mild mature-audience material. Posted Monday through Friday.
General Protection Fault, by Jeffrey T. Darlington. Focuses on the employees of GPF, a software company. Posted Monday through Friday.
Girls & Sports, by Andrew Feinstein & Justin Borus. Guys drinking beer, watching sports, and trying to pick up women. Posted Monday through Friday.
Goats, by Jonathan Rosenberg. A youthful quest for beer and enlightenment. Posted Monday through Friday.
Gribbleguts, by Dan Gibson. Posted Monday through Friday.
Helen, by Peter Zale. Cartoon-style soap opera about the glamor of the information age. Posted Monday through Friday.
Hobnob Inn, by Paige L. Anderson. Posted Monday through Friday.
Homefolks, by Vlad Kolarov. Posted Monday through Friday.
Internet Movie Strip, by Kevin Giovanetto. Putting funny captions on news/celebrity photos.
The Japanese Beetle by Chris White and Dave the Knave White. Inept superhero and even more inept super villains. Posted Monday through Saturday.
Jerkcity, by Rands Pantalones. Gay humor, sometimes explicitly sexual. Posted seven days a week.
The Joke's on You!, by Phil Ryder. A contest each day to come up with a better caption than the cartoonist. Posted Monday through Friday.
Kaniamania, by Chris Kania. Posted Monday through Friday.
Kevin and Kell, by Bill Holbrook. He's a rabbit. She's a wolf. Their families thought it would never work — as a marriage, anyway. Posted Monday through Friday.
Kozmo, by Yaakov Kirschen. Posted Monday through Friday.
SuperDuperHeroes, by Michael K. Willis and Phillip C. Lane. Comics' favorite subject matter, with a humorous twist. Posted Monday through Friday.
Superosity, by Chris Crosby. An idiotic web designer in a cape and the strange cast of characters who share his apartment building. Posted seven days a week.
Tiramisu, by Piero Tonin & Gene Schwimmer. The only cartoon named after an Italian dessert. Posted Monday through Friday.
Today's Cartoon, by Randy Glasbergen. Posted Monday through Friday.
Toy Trunk Railroad, by Erik Sansom. Can a dissatisfied businessman find happiness through an obsession with railroads?
Trevor, by Piper and Lee. Slightly interactive daily. Posted Monday through Friday.
Unlike Minerva, by Terrence Marks and John Sowder. Giant insects, among other things. Posted Monday through Friday.
User Friendly, which does not seem to have a byline (in keeping with its image as an expression of the Internet's Collective Unconscious). Posted Monday through Friday.
Waiting for Bob, by Doug Sheppard and Kevin L. Salyers. Yuppies and couch potatoes. Posted Monday through Friday.
Wallytown, by Warren Ross. He-said-she-said humor. Posted Monday through Friday.
When I Grow Up, by Jeffrey J. Roland. Daily humorous soap opera. Posted Monday through Saturday.
Wooden Nicholls, by Kevin Nicholls. Daily cartoon observations. Posted seven days a week.
Romance. Serialized fiction. Daily episodes add up to one chapter per week of a continuing story. Complete stories available in archives. Posted Monday through Friday.
Personal Fantasies. Short-short stories, where you choose the names of the characters. Posted Monday through Friday.
Joke a Day. A new laugh every day. Posted seven days a week.
Joke of the Day. A daily jab at your funnybone, with a handy button for e-mailing it to a friend. Posted seven days a week.
Joke of the Minute. Not satisfied with a new joke every day? This one comes complete with a clock counting down seconds until the next posting. Posted over 10,000 times a week.
Jokeman.com Often crude, sexist, politically incorrect. Caveat lector. Posted seven days a week.
Nerd Humor. Humor for the humor-impaired. Posted Monday through Friday.
The TP Daily Humor Page. Off-color humor. Also includes "Daily Faktoid" — just like a factoid, but fake. Posted Monday through Friday.
World Wide Wackiness. A new, sometimes off-color joke every day. Posted seven days a week.
NOTE: Newspaper features are typically posted either six or seven days a week. Those posted less than five times per week are not listed (but may be found through the Web sites of the syndicates that distribute them — see "Links", below). They usually appear on the Internet a couple of weeks after being published in the papers. Not all newspaper features are available online.
