Flying McCoys, The

By Gary McCoy and Glenn McCoy

Gary and Glenn McCoy’s delightfully absurd comic panel takes superheroes, office humor, huggable animals, and twisted relationships, blending them in a bizarre marriage of Gary Larson, The New Yorker, Conan O’Brien, and Mad Magazine. Both award-winning humorists and cartoonists, this duo creates a one-of-a-kind comic panel.

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A humorous cartoon depicting an archaeologist and a group of explorers examining ancient hieroglyphics on a stone wall. The archaeologist suggests interpreting the symbols as a form of communication, with a playful tone about giving

Cartoon depicting a humorous conversation between a father and his child about checking Halloween candy. The father, sitting at a table piled with candy, insists it's safe, while the child points out that he should check the candy collected from trick-or-treating instead. The scene captures the playful dynamics of parental guidance during Halloween festivities.

Cartoon featuring an elderly couple in a humorous exchange; a woman in a blue dress questions her partner about a liver pill for an engagement ring, while he expresses frustration about not knowing the location of the actual ring, showcasing the lighthearted tone of

Cartoon depicting a snowy scene with two elves looking up at Santa's sleigh in the sky, while another elf stands nearby holding a Post-it note, suggesting a humorous misunderstanding. The scene captures a festive atmosphere with a playful twist.

A humorous cartoon depicting a surprised child revealing that Santa not only ate cookies but also drank all of Dad's beer, while two adults lie in bed looking shocked. The scene conveys a lighthearted take on holiday mischief and family dynamics.

Cartoon depicting a man in a suit speaking to two workers by a blue pickup truck on a construction site, discussing a permit or paperwork related to their work. The scene captures a humorous interaction highlighting bureaucracy in construction.

Two cartoon characters are depicted on a sidewalk, with one character humorously offering a heart-shaped Valentine to the other. The scene captures a playful interaction, highlighting themes of humor and friendship. The background features a simple neighborhood setting with a house and fence.

Cartoon depicting two baristas in a coffee shop discussing a customer's name, with a humorous exchange. The menu board is visible in the background, along with coffee cups and a container labeled

A humorous cartoon depicting a man in striped pajamas sitting on the edge of a bed, looking tired and frustrated, while a woman lying in bed expresses annoyance about his late-night work schedule affecting their morning. The scene captures a relatable moment of conflict in a couple's life.

A humorous cartoon depicting a frustrated father reading a newspaper while his children, a girl and a boy, sit on the couch listening to him. The girl appears amused, while the boy looks annoyed. The scene captures a lighthearted family moment centered around a playful conversation.

About Gary McCoy and Glenn McCoy

Glenn and Gary McCoy are brothers and the creators of "The Flying McCoys." They live in Belleville, Illinois.

Glenn began drawing at age 4 under the tutelage of his grandfather and brother Gary. After college he became an editorial cartoonist for the Belleville (Illinois) News-Democrat. In 1990, he won "Create the Comics of the '90s" and began doing gag cartoons for The New York Times, USA Today, Newsweek, and more. In 1993, Andrews McMeel Syndication launched "The Duplex." Glenn's awards from the National Cartoonists Society (NCS) include 12 Ruebens for gag cartoons, editorial cartoons, newspaper panel, greeting card, and newspaper strip. Glenn has designed and written for Dreamworks SKG, Film Roman, and Disney and has written and illustrated several children's books.

Gary was born in 1962 and developed a lifelong love of cartooning alongside his brother Glenn. Gary worked as the editorial cartoonist for the Suburban Journals of Greater St. Louis for 14 years. His work was distributed by Copley News Service and has been reprinted in textbooks and newspapers. Gary is the cartoonist for Vivid, an English language magazine in Bucharest, Romania. He also freelances as a cartoonist and illustrator for Anheuser-Busch, Gibson Greetings, ABC.com, Playboy, and more. His work garnered NCS nominations for best gag cartoonist of the year and best greeting-card cartoonist. Gary also won HBO’s "Stand-Up Stand-Off" comedy contest for the St. Louis area in the mid-’90s.