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2026

JANUARY 2026 – Flimp Stands Back Up

  • Flimp the Chimp is back with his stand-up act in today's comic strip.
  • Flimp the Chimp is back with his stand-up act in today's comic strip.
  • Flimp the Chimp is back with his stand-up act in today's comic strip.
  • Flimp the Chimp is back with his stand-up act in today's comic strip.
  • Flimp the Chimp is back with his stand-up act in today's comic strip.
  • Flimp the Chimp is back with his stand-up act in today's comic strip.
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FEBRUARY 2026 – Holy Macca Noodle

  • Everyone is using Charmy's catchphrase in today's comic strip and it is making Charmy angry.
  • Everyone is using Charmy's catchphrase in today's comic strip and it is making Charmy angry.
  • Everyone is using Charmy's catchphrase in today's comic strip and it is making Charmy angry.
  • Everyone is using Charmy's catchphrase in today's comic strip and it is making Charmy angry, so Charmy hires a lawyer.
  • Everyone is using Charmy's catchphrase in today's comic strip and it is making Charmy angry.
  • Everyone is using Charmy's catchphrase in today's comic strip and it is making Charmy angry.
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MARCH 2026 – Blue Spews

  • Today's humor comic strip features Blue and his crazy flat earth theories taking center stage in today's funny humor comic strip from Charmy's Army by cartoonist Davy Jones
  • Today's humor comic strip features Blue and his crazy flat earth theories taking center stage with Charmy trying to dispute his beliefs with utter failure in today's funny humor comic strip from Charmy's Army by cartoonist Davy Jones.
  • Today's humor comic strip features Blue and his crazy flat earth theories taking center stage with Charmy trying to dispute his beliefs with utter failure in today's funny humor comic strip from Charmy's Army by cartoonist Davy Jones.
  • Today's humor comic strip features Blue and his crazy flat earth theories taking center stage with Charmy trying to dispute his beliefs with utter failure in today's funny humor comic strip from Charmy's Army by cartoonist Davy Jones.
  • Today's humor comic strip features Blue and his crazy flat earth theories taking center stage with Charmy trying to dispute his beliefs with utter failure in today's funny humor comic strip from Charmy's Army by cartoonist Davy Jones.
  • Today's humor comic strip features Blue and his crazy flat earth theories taking center stage with Charmy trying to dispute his beliefs with utter failure in today's funny humor comic strip from Charmy's Army by cartoonist Davy Jones.
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APRIL 2026 – When News BRAKES

  • Today's comic strip from Charmy's Army and cartoonist Davy Jones features breaking news out of Sweden that everyone must know so laws are not broken.
  • Today's comic strip from Charmy's Army and cartoonist Davy Jones features Charmy and his unhealthy love for newspapers.
  • TToday's comic strip from Charmy's Army and cartoonist Davy Jones features Charmy who decides to start his own newspaper.
  • Today's comic strip from Charmy's Army and cartoonist Davy Jones features Charmy who decides to start his own newspaper.
  • Today's comic strip from Charmy's Army and cartoonist Davy Jones features Charmy who decides to start his own newspaper.
  • Today's comic strip from Charmy's Army and cartoonist Davy Jones features Charmy who decides to start his own newspaper.
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MAY 2026 – Blue Meets His Match

  • Blue tries internet dating and meets his match in today's comic strip from Charmy's Army by cartoonist Davy Jones.
  • Blue tries internet dating and meets his match with a lady whose name is insanely crazy in today's funny comic strip from Charmy's Army by cartoonist Davy Jones.
  • Blue tries internet dating and meets his match with a lady who is as crazy as he is in today's funny comic strip from Charmy's Army by cartoonist Davy Jones.
  • Blue tries internet dating and meets his match with a lady who is as crazy as he is in today's funny comic strip from Charmy's Army by cartoonist Davy Jones.
  • Blue tries internet dating and meets his match with a lady who is as crazy as he is in today's funny comic strip from Charmy's Army by cartoonist Davy Jones.
  • Blue's date ends in disaster in today's funny comic strip. Read to find out WHY!
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JUNE 2026 – Twin Pack

  • Charmy's Army comic strip by Davy Jones featuring Charmy Packy sitting in a coffee shop when two strangers claim he is their father. After hearing the name Natalie Perkins and the date September 1994, Charmy mistakenly references the 'Summer of Love,' prompting Frenchy French to point out that he is three decades off. Humorous newspaper comic strip featuring giant ant characters, mistaken identity, and classic cartoon comedy.
  • A four-panel color comic strip titled "Charmy's Army" created by Davy Jones, dated 2026. The storyline features the main character Charmy, a pink alien-like cartoon figure with antennas, discovering a lookalike female character named Charmaine who has purple hair and identical antennas. In a coffee shop setting with friends, Frenchy and Fregley, they realize that both of their fathers are named "Charmen Packy." The comic ends with a comedic twist about their potential sibling connection and Irish heritage, driving the plot for the webcomic series.
  • Charmy’s Army comic strip by Davy Jones. A 4-panel cartoon where a character mistakenly confuses siblings for cousins, argues over a trademarked name, and misinterprets the term "grandfathered rights" as a love triangle involving a grandfather.
  • A four-panel color comic strip titled Charmy’s Army by Davy Jones. In a bar setting, the main character Charmy mistakenly thinks two new characters are twins because they are "half-brothers" with different mothers. Charmy points out they look nothing alike and flirts with a purple-haired woman, calling her "smoking hot." A blonde woman in a blue tank top shuts down the conversation in the final panel, deadpanning, "There is no better half here."
  • A four-panel color comic strip titled Charmy’s Army by Davy Jones. Charmy’s new half-siblings try to figure out their father's timeline. When Charmy reveals their dad left when he was five, his blonde brother and purple-haired sister note they were also five when he left them. Charmy fails at basic math, confusing the timeline. His sister explains their father left them before Charmy was born. A relieved Charmy exclaims, "Phew! Not sure if I could have taken him leaving me again!" leaving them completely bewildered.
  • Weaver falls in love with Charmy's sister in today's comic strip.
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JULY 2026 – When Gooser Met Sally (Part 1 of 2)

  • "Charmy's Army" funny webcomic strip by cartoonist Davy Jones set in the Old West. Panel 1 shows a western frontier "Coffee Saloon" under a scorching desert sun. Panel 2 features the bald, blue-eyed ant character Gooser Dadburn wearing a cowboy hat and a black eyepatch, dramatically yelling "Knife Fight!" while his blond friend with antennas shouts "Holy Macca Noodle!!!" Panel 3 shows a close-up of the shocked blond character asking, "Did the knife stab you in the eye?" Panel 4 concludes the funny webcomic gag at the bar counter, where Gooser Dadburn admits he ran into a wall while "escaping" a rowdy brawl, hilariously correcting his friends who call it "running away." Perfect for fans of classic comic strip storytelling, independent comic art, and wild west adventure parodies.
  • "Charmy's Army" funny western webcomic strip by cartoonist Davy Jones. Panel 1 features a blond character with antennas at a saloon bar counter asking Gooser Dadburn, "Um... what is wrong with your gun?" Panel 2 shows a close-up of the bald, blue-eyed ant character Gooser wearing a cowboy hat and eyepatch, proudly holding up his weapon and explaining, "Oh, this isn't a gun... it is a pistol whip!" Panel 3 shows Gooser telling his friend that being pistol-whipped is more humane than being blasted by a firearm. Panel 4 delivers the hilarious comic gag as Gooser's hat and face burst into actual flames while he yells, "Plus, I can never quite remember how to extinguish the dang fire!" to the shock of his companions. Great for fans of funny comic strip storytelling, independent comic art, and Old West parodies.
  • "Charmy's Army" funny western webcomic strip by cartoonist Davy Jones. Panel 1 features a blond character with antennas at a saloon bar counter asking Gooser Dadburn, "Um... what is wrong with your gun?" Panel 2 shows a close-up of the bald, blue-eyed ant character Gooser wearing a cowboy hat and eyepatch, proudly holding up his weapon and explaining, "Oh, this isn't a gun... it is a pistol whip!" Panel 3 shows Gooser telling his friend that being pistol-whipped is more humane than being blasted by a firearm. Panel 4 delivers the hilarious comic gag as Gooser's hat and face burst into actual flames while he yells, "Plus, I can never quite remember how to extinguish the dang fire!" to the shock of his companions. Great for fans of funny comic strip storytelling, independent comic art, and Old West parodies.
  • "Charmy's Army" funny western webcomic strip by cartoonist Davy Jones. Panel 1 features Gooser Dadburn, a red ant cowboy character wearing an eyepatch, explaining to a lady in a blue dress at a saloon bar that he is tracking an outlaw who took a young girl's father. Panel 2 shows the lady dramatically shouting, "Holy Macca Noodle! Are you gonna kill him?!?" Panel 3 features Gooser angrily asking, "Why in tarnation would you say that?!?" as she realizes her saloon mistake. Panel 4 concludes the funny webcomic gag as she sheepishly rephrases, "...Are you gonna unalive him?!?" while a suspicious long-haired outlaw sits on the barstool right next to her. Perfect for fans of independent comic art, webcomic storytelling, character-driven humor, and Old West parodies.
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AUGUST 2026 – When Gooser Met Sally (Part 2 of 2)

  • "Charmy's Army" funny western webcomic strip by cartoonist Davy Jones. Panel 1 features Gooser Dadburn, a red ant cowboy character wearing an eyepatch, standing in a frontier Sheriff's office as the clerk points to the doorway saying, "THERE IS OUR SHERIFF NOW." Panel 2 shows Gooser confronting the Sheriff, saying, "I HEARD YOU ALLOW CRIMINALS TO BRIBE THEIR WAY OUT OF SERIOUS CHARGES." Panel 3 features the Sheriff nonchalantly admitting, "YUP. WHAT ARE YOU IN TROUBLE FOR? DID YOU DOUBLE PARK YOUR HORSE?" Panel 4 delivers the webcomic punchline as Gooser insists, "SHERIFF, THIS IS VERY SERIOUS," prompting the Sheriff to ask, "OH... WHICH BANK DID YOU ROB?" Perfect for fans of independent comic art, webcomic storytelling, Old West parodies, and character-driven humor.
  • "Charmy's Army" funny western webcomic strip by cartoonist Davy Jones. Panel 1 features Gooser Dadburn, a red ant cowboy character wearing an eyepatch, standing in a frontier Sheriff's office and declaring, "I'm bringing in a man who took a life in your town. I demand that we have a fair trial." Panel 2 shows the Sheriff nonchalantly responding, "Oh, look. Who's to say what is fair. No matter who loses, the other party swears that the outcome is unfair." Panel 3 features the Sheriff philosophically deflecting, "I mean, who can honestly place any judgment on another human being?" as Gooser fumes in disbelief. Panel 4 delivers the webcomic punchline as Gooser throws all four arms out in frustration and retorts, "Um, an honest sheriff, a judge, and a jury of one's peers." Perfect for fans of independent comic art, webcomic storytelling, Old West parodies, and character-driven humor.
  • "Charmy's Army" funny Old West webcomic strip by cartoonist Davy Jones. Panel 1 features a frontier Sheriff telling Gooser Dadburn, a red ant cowboy character wearing an eyepatch, "Look, if you really need a fair trial, go to the town called Justice." Panel 2 shows Gooser explaining, "He must be tried in the town where the crime was committed," while the Sheriff casually replies, "Oh... it is okay." Panel 3 features the Sheriff saying, "Just tell the judge the situation and he'll do it for a small fee," as Gooser angrily snaps, "Um... you mean bribe." Panel 4 delivers the webcomic punchline in silhouette as the Sheriff explains, "In our business, the term is 'fee'. If you call it a bribe, it is a crime," prompting Gooser to shout in disbelief, "Holy Macca Noodle." Ideal for fans of independent comic art, funny webcomic storytelling, Old West parodies, and character-driven humor.
  • "Charmy's Army" funny western webcomic strip by cartoonist Davy Jones. Panel 1 features Gooser Dadburn, a red ant cowboy character wearing an eyepatch, asking the frontier Sheriff, "If criminals in your town can bribe their way out of charges, isn't your crime rate through the roof?" Panel 2 shows the Sheriff nonchalantly answering, "Yep. Business is booming," as Gooser asks, "What about your women and children?" Panel 3 features the Sheriff saying, "The town ensures that they are all well armed," as a shocked Gooser yells, "What?!? You allow children to carry guns?" Panel 4 delivers the webcomic punchline as the Sheriff casually explains, "Some towns make sure students pack a lunch, we make sure our kids pack heat." Perfect for fans of independent comic art, webcomic storytelling, Old West parodies, and character-driven humor.
  • "Charmy's Army" funny Old West webcomic strip by cartoonist Davy Jones. Panel 1 features Gooser Dadburn, a red ant cowboy character wearing an eyepatch, letting out a loud green "BURP!!!" at the coffee saloon bar as a lady in a blue dress shouts, "BARTENDER! I'LL HAVE WHAT HE'S HAVING!" Panel 2 shows Gooser asking her name, and she introduces herself as "SARSAPARILLA SALLY." Panel 3 features a close-up of Sally explaining, "BECAUSE... I'M SWEET, BUBBLY, AND I MAKE MEN FEEL ALL WARM AND FUZZY INSIDE." Panel 4 delivers the funny webcomic punchline as Gooser innocently replies, "WELL, ALL SODAS MAKE ME FEEL ALL WARM AND GASSY INSIDE," prompting Sally to retort, "I'LL INTRODUCE YOU LATER TO FLATULENT FANNY." Perfect for fans of independent comic art, webcomic storytelling, character-driven humor, and Old West parodies.
  • "Charmy's Army" funny Old West webcomic strip by cartoonist Davy Jones. Panel 1 features Gooser Dadburn, a red ant cowboy character wearing an eyepatch, asking Sarsaparilla Sally at the coffee saloon bar, "So Sally... what do you do for a living?" as Sally asks, "Are you serious?" Panel 2 shows Sally leaning over the counter explaining, "I'm a 'bar belle'. I hang out in bars and provide company for a fee," to which Gooser enthusiastically replies, "COOL!" Panel 3 features Gooser gesturing with all four arms, declaring, "I am in dire need of your services!" while Sally coquettishly smiles, thinking he's flirting. Panel 4 delivers the hilarious webcomic punchline as Gooser brings over young Gretchen and says, "COOL! I NEED YOU TO BABYSIT GRETCHEN," while Gretchen remarks, "Um, I don't think she's a babysitter," and an oblivious Gooser replies, "It's okay. You're not a baby," while Sally glares in utter fury. Perfect for fans of independent comic art, webcomic storytelling, character-driven comedy, and Old West parodies.

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