...well for a return to normalcy. [Note: Click to read context for the cancer comics. She's doing well.]
...0/family-illness/ link] referenced in the image text, which is a blog post from 2011 regarding his fiancée's breast cancer.
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...e>:''For a list of comics, see [[:Category:Comics featuring Randall Munroe|Comics featuring Randall Munroe]].''</noinclude>
...If? 2 signature.png|300px|right|thumb|Randall's signature with [[Cueball]] from ''[[What If? 2]]'']]
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| date = November 19, 2010
| title = Five-Minute Comics: Part 3
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| date = November 17, 2010
| title = Five-Minute Comics: Part 2
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| date = November 26, 2012
...k Hat advances towards them arms stretched out. Hairy steps backwards away from him.]
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| date = November 25, 2009
| titletext = And from that day on, I wore this little 'F' key pendant everywhere I went.
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| date = November 3, 2006
...such a manner makes it seem counter-intuitive that it would yield −1 from basic analysis. The above linked Wikipedia page goes into good detail of ho
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{{List of comics}}
This is a list of comics from 501 to 1000.
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...sidency''' {{w|Jimmy Carter}} was the {{w|President of the United States}} from 1977-1981. He lost all popularity after he was viewed as mishandling severa
.... The "New Coke" introduction is considered one of the biggest PR blunders from a major company ever.
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| date = November 14, 2005
...uins the joke instead of giving the punchline. As with many of the earlier comics, the title text explains the joke rather than adding to it.
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| date = November 11, 2005
...ble alternative. It's no secret that the hat guy is closely based on Aram, from Men in Hats.<br><br><span class="plainlinks">[https://web.archive.org/web/2
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| date = November 4, 2005
...meat (animal products). The cereals that appear to be parodied (clockwise from top-left) include Froot Loops, Rice Krispies, Honey Bunches of Oats, Apple
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| date = November 7, 2005
...ompletely unnecessary. However, it may be possible that they are suffering from {{w|Wendigo|Wendigo Psychosis}}. Alternatively, the Donner Dinner Party may
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| date = November 16, 2005
...ight were just a dream. However, the dream becomes reality to save a child from an endless sea of hopelessness.
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==Comics==
* [[2702: What If 2 Gift Guide]], a comic posted on November 23, 2022
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| date = November 6, 2006
...line references the tagline "If you die in the game, you die in real life" from the 2006 horror movie {{w|Stay Alive}} (released a few months before this c
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| date = November 19, 2005
...e of the comic come when the pole-guy asks if his friend can help him down from this pole where he's been standing for the entire comic. The friend's reply
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| date = November 30, 2005
As with many of the earlier comics, the title text and the original caption help explain the joke rather than
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| date = November 28, 2005
[[Category:Comics featuring Cueball]]
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| date = November 2, 2005
Cueball is, in this particular comic, likely Jon from ''{{w|Garfield}}''. The name of Garfield's vet in the comic is Liz, and a r
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