Clean out the fridge!

Last month we had a comic from Twistedspeedo by Henrik Tomenius.  Here's another:

Creator's block

Christopher Weyant had this in The New Yorker recently: Another God-considering-His-creation gag

Meanwhile Robert Mankoff's God found a different solution:

New rules

This is from Free Range by Bill Whitehead

God's creation two-fer

God in a foul mood (the caption, in case you can't read it says: "I hate my fans"). Published in a recent issue of The New Yorker by Alex Gregory of

Actually, to make up for that one, here's another along the same artistic theme by Mick Stevens, but with a much more light-hearted result:

Vanity project

Cartoonist Alex Gregory had this in The New Yorker in April of 2003.  Truth be told, I do believe that it is a kind of vanity project, albeit a remarkably... um... charitable one.

Not yet

Farley Katz had this in The New Yorker in December of 2008.  It shows a slightly less disappointed God than the one he got published a few years later.

Fore!

This is from Danny Shanahan, from The New Yorker in December of 2004.  I'm not a big fan of golf.  This is part of a decent-sized grouping of map-related comics that deals with God on a cloudy perch interacting with and/or contemplating His Earthly creation. I didn't notice at first that it's a lightning bolt on the tee.

Too soon

As far as I'm concerned, we didn't get out a moment too soon. 

I had to change the comments on this one.  I set these up to publish before my father died a couple weeks ago.  It's odd that so many of these are Heaven-related.  However, in reference to this one, I think my dad did get out too soon. 

This is from Arnie Levin in The New Yorker in February of 1990. 

Stranger in Paradise

Here's another cartoon by "Kes".  The stranger gag has been done.  Map-related angel comic has been done.  Even lost in Hell has been done. 

Storyboard

Bruce Eric Kaplan gives us this item from The New Yorker in April of 1999. God commenting on His creation is a common enough theme in these map-related comics.