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It isn't difficult to see why we adore the art of Shanghai Tango. We've previous featured the anonymous artist's work here and here and now we bring you the ultimate list of our favorite comics to date.

I hope a little wordplay is aloud.

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Aloe?

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Bill Whitehead's "Free Range" is a one-panel series in the style of "The Far Side" and other observational comics.

Back then: Big TV and skinny person. Now: Skinny TV and Fat person

This is an ongoing project I started after I realized dictionaries weren't actually helping me when it comes to understanding the true meaning of words. They use a bunch of words and explain the meaning of them. Some of these illustrations may not actually define the true meaning of words, phrases, and everyday sayings, but will definitely give you a funny idea of what they mean :)

Simple. Elegant. Witty. Intelligent. No, we’re not talking about your favorite stand-up comedian, dear Pandas—these words perfectly describe the thought-provoking, minimalistic, and brilliant black and white comics drawn by Chinese artist Tango Gao. (Though, he does add a dash of color here and there—see if you can spot them!)