description Non Sequitur Overview
Non Sequitur is an American newspaper comic strip created by Wiley Miller, who signs the strip as Wiley. It began on February 16, 1992, and was syndicated by Andrews McMeel; its title is a Latin phrase meaning "it does not follow," matching the strip's use of abrupt, absurd, or deliberately disconnected humor. The feature began with single-panel jokes and also uses political and social satire, so it belongs to both the newspaper-comic and editorial-humor traditions.
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Who created the Non Sequitur comic strip?
Non Sequitur was created by Wiley Miller, who signs the strip as Wiley. It is an American newspaper comic strip syndicated by Andrews McMeel.
When did Non Sequitur begin?
Non Sequitur began on February 16, 1992. Its title comes from the Latin phrase meaning "it does not follow."
Why is the comic called Non Sequitur?
The name reflects the strip's use of abrupt, absurd, or disconnected punchlines. Its humor often comes from a sudden break between the setup and the expected conclusion.
Who syndicates Non Sequitur?
Andrews McMeel syndicates Non Sequitur. The strip is credited to Wiley Miller, who uses Wiley as his signing name.
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