A city on a hill cannot be hid

We had some senior missionaries return to our ward recently. The sister was the medical person for the mission. She said that she not only had stories that were uncomfortable, she had some pretty gross photos as well!
 

Career goals

My anatomy class has finally paid off.
 

One day at the doctor’s office

We had a family discussion the other night about Brigham Young having a  bad case of arthritis. One of my sons came up with this gag right on the spot. 
 

Affordable care

Many happy returns

In honor of Dr. Gates, my GI guy.

Monday Sketchbook: Health care up north

 By way of explanation, I went to see my dentist this week, and he was on a bit of a Bob and Doug McKenzie kick when I went to see him this week... the hoser!

Roll up your sleeves

There are those, however, who argue that vaccines do indeed turn you into a mutant.

Stop the snot, get a shot.

Elf analysis

So many mixed messages!

End of summer clearance sale!

This is a gag I did a few months ago, thinking it might fit in with the pioneer and Old West theme that I often use in July. I bumped it from the lineup then. Perhaps it should have had a permanent bump...

Monday Sketchbook: Who's There?

OK, if you don't know by now, I am kind of a geek. Of course for cartoonists, that's not a big leap; it's almost a given. As such, I've been thinking it would be fun to incorporate some sort of Dr. Who thingy in with some missionary gag. This probably isn't it.

I like the implication, however, that they've tried some Who thing before.

The friendly pepper-upper

I was torn on whether I should include the period after "Dr" or not, because the proper name of the soft drink doesn't include it. That's kind of a silly thing to worry about.