Argyle Sweater, The

By Scott Hilburn

"The Argyle Sweater" presents a surreal, hilarious (and sometimes punny) look at the world you think you know. Armed with a willingness to explore every edge of the surreal, Scott Hilburn’s creation presents his sharply unique take on history, everyday life, and the truly absurd.

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Editor's Picks

Cartoon depicting a worker stirring a large vat of sesame oil, surrounded by scattered items on the floor, including colorful fabric and debris, with a bright yellow wall and windows in the background. The caption reads

Cartoon depicting a man puzzled over a crossword puzzle, contemplating words related to physical harm. The character, Rupert, learns that sometimes the answer is not straightforward. The image features humorous dialogue and visual elements typical of comic strips.

Cartoon featuring a scientist explaining DNA results to a Frankenstein-like character, with humorous references to body parts originating from different European cities. The scene includes a curious onlooker and highlights themes of genetics and humor.

Cartoon depicting a humorous exchange between two characters, one asking a virtual assistant about the temperature and receiving a surprising response. The scene highlights a playful misunderstanding with a comedic twist, featuring a man checking his phone and a woman reading on a couch. Ideal for illustrating themes of technology and humor.

A humorous cartoon depicting an elderly man on the phone expressing dissatisfaction with a product, stating no change in bowel movements, and announcing a switch to Metamucil, while a customer service representative explains AT&T Fiber.

Cartoon depicting a grandmother asking children if they want a gingerbread man or woman, followed by a humorous response about their similarities. The scene includes baking elements like a rolling pin and gingerbread cookies, emphasizing a festive baking theme.

A cartoon depicting a family inside a home during the holidays. A father, holding a bat, prepares to confront something outside while a mother and child express concern. The scene includes a decorated Christmas tree and a window showing festive decorations. The dialogue suggests a comedic situation involving celebrities Yoko Ono, RFK Jr., Roseanne Barr, and William Hung.

A cartoon scene depicting a child named Kyle in the street, interacting with a strange object while an adult is calling him to come over. The background shows a parked vehicle and shops, with a caption referencing the origins of a Kansas song.

Cartoon scene featuring a colorful piñata character sitting at a bar, engaged in a humorous conversation about drinking too much and a bizarre encounter involving a strange drink filled with Kit Kat bars. The setting includes a drink on the table and a chalkboard in the background.

About Scott Hilburn

Scott Hilburn is the creator of "The Argyle Sweater." It is a comic panel where one should expect the unexpected—where animals can talk, the imaginary becomes real, and politicians tell the truth.

Born in 1971, Hilburn grew up in Garland, Texas, a suburb of Dallas. He earned his bachelor's degree from Argosy University and began working toward his master's degree in clinical psychology/professional counseling before interrupting his post-graduate studies to pursue his lifelong dream of becoming a starving cartoonist. "The Argyle Sweater" has quickly gained popularity and readership, becoming one of the most-viewed comics amongst GoComics.com’s vast catalog. Hilburn and his family currently live in the Dallas area.

Man in an argyle sweater reading a book while sitting on a couch, holding a pipe and wearing glasses, exuding a contemplative expression.