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Rhymes with Orange is an American single-panel newspaper comic created by Hilary Price. The strip began in 1995 and is built around short visual jokes, wordplay, and observations about ordinary social behavior. Its subjects include relationships, work, family life, technology, language, and the small contradictions of modern daily experience. Each installment generally presents a self-contained cartoon rather than a continuing story, making the feature suitable for newspapers and other publications that carry short-form comics.
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Who created Rhymes with Orange?
Rhymes with Orange was created by American cartoonist Hilary Price. The single-panel strip is known for short visual jokes and wordplay.
When did Rhymes with Orange begin?
Rhymes with Orange began in 1995. Its long-running format focuses on one compact joke rather than a continuing adventure plot.
What subjects does Rhymes with Orange cover?
The strip draws jokes from relationships, work, family life, technology, language, and ordinary social behavior. Its humor often depends on seeing a familiar situation from an unexpected angle.
Is Rhymes with Orange a comic strip or a comic book series?
It is a syndicated newspaper comic strip made up primarily of single-panel cartoons. Each panel is designed to work as a self-contained joke.
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