From its story line to its level design to its combat encounters, “Psychonauts 2” exudes a remarkable level of craft.
Washington Post Comics
- Adam
- Agnes
- Amazing Spider-man
- Andy Capp
- Argyle Sweater
- Ask Shagg
- B.C.
- Baby Blues
- Baldo
- Barney & Clyde
- Barney Google
- Beetle Bailey
- Big Nate
- Bizarro
- Blondie
- Bo Nanas
- Boondocks
- Brevity
- Brewster Rockit
- Broom Hilda
- Candorville
- Cathy
- Close to Home
- Cornered
- Curtis
- Dennis the Menace
- Diamond Lil
- Dilbert
- Doonesbury
- F Minus
- Flying McCoys
- For Better or For Worse
- Fort Knox
- Foxtrot
- Frank & Ernest
- Frazz
- Fusco Brothers
- Garfield
- Get Fuzzy
- Hagar the Horrible
- Heart of the City
- Hi and Lois
- In the Bleachers
- Judge Parker
- Liberty Meadows
- Lio
- The Lockhorns
- Long Story Short
- Loose Parts
- Mark Trail
- Marvin
- Mary Worth
- Mike du Jour
- Momma
- Mutts
- Nancy
- Non Sequitur
- On the Fastrack
- One Big Happy
- Overboard
- Peanuts
- Pearls Before Swine
- The Phantom
- Pickles
- Prickly City
- Real Life Adventures
- Red and Rover
- Reply All
- Rex Morgan, M.D.
- Rhymes with Orange
- Richard’s Poor Almanac
- Rudy Park
- Sally Forth
- Sherman's Lagoon
- Shoe
- Single and Looking
- Six Chix
- Slylock Fox
- Speed Bump
- Tank McNamara
- Tom the Dancing Bug
- The Wizard of Id
- WuMo
- Zippy the Pinhead
- Zits
Visual commentators invoke references to Texas livestock, Afghanistan and "The Handmaid's Tale."
Oliver’s collection of paintings — which also includes a portrait of Wendy Williams eating a lamb chop — has begun a national tour.
More Comics
Contact Us
Send your questions, comments and suggestions about Washington Post online comics, puzzles and games to diversions@washpost.com. Interested in syndicating one of our comics? Learn more about our offerings here: www.washingtonpost.com/syndication.
