🏷️ About: The Funny Times, America’s most unique cartoon and humor publication, has been amusing a dedicated following for more than 25 years. Each monthly issue is packed with over 100 hilarious cartoons and dozens of funny stories guaranteed to inspire laughter.
by Tom Timson
FunnyTimes is hot garbage—skip it and just order the print edition. Scrolling through the pages is finicky, and requires using pinch to zoom for every single pages. No integration with Apple News, doesn’t work with iPad in landscape mode.
by Sillimoose
Will never order another mag or any media handled by these people. I will snail mail, which will be more reliable and quicker than FunnyTimes. provides.
by LMP-1
As others have said, FunnyTimes is finicky, customer service is awful and the print is too small. App is a big mistake. Don’t do it
by Jheath506
The content remains as fun as ever, but lately the only way I have been able to get the latest issue is to delete FunnyTimes , download it again, and log in. Also seems to log me out a lot recently.
by Rich W In SC
I've enjoyed Funny Times for many years and was happy to see it had an iPad edition. Not happy that it is separate from the magazine subscription. However, I decided the IPad version was more convenient since I travel a lot and the magazine is more like a newspaper. Since the summary stated it had "the same great content", I ordered it. The quality was so-so, not as crisp as other iPad publications I get. The page starts out blurry and then focuses. As for the content, it was good, except it didn't include the Harper's Index, which is one of my favorite features in the publication. When I wrote to a Funny Times, they acknowledged this. However, they couldn't cancel my subscription. I had to go through Apple and their "all sales are final" policy. Need to change the description to "most of the great content".
by LyonalRichie
Love it Love it Love it! Very usable and well laid out issue that reads just like the paper version of Funny Times and with all of the usual suspects (Dave Barry, Matt Wuerker, Andy Singer, etc). I got this in addition to our paper sub so that I would be able to keep all of the back issues virtually (to read on the train to work) in one place and lend the physical paper out to friends! This is a fantastic new way to read my favorite funny paper but it is no replacement for the paper sub for me-- there's nothing quite like feeling that paper issue on nice grayish recycled newsprint between your fingers. For those of you who are not yet familiar with the glory of The Funny Times FunnyTimes is a great chance to buy an issue to see for yourself. :)
by Big Sur Ridge Walker
The Funny Times mag/newspaper saves my sanity every month when it arrives, and now there is a Digital edition! I can change pages with a simple swipe of my Digit!
The second-best thing about this is that it reassures you that you are not the only one who thinks that a lot of the world is insane, but there are a few people that have the gift of Common Non-sense like you do. The best thing about this are the LOL moments in every edition. The Best Medicine indeed. Thank You Funny Times!
by Breaker-day
Soooo stoked Funny Times is here in FunnyTimes Store! Funny Times is the awesomest thing ever (for a liberal) and ill subscribe forever without hesitation. Funny Times, the Onion and the Daily Show are the only news you need. This subscription is worth every cent, just commit and show the love already. But hey FT, where is the Harper's Index?? It didn't make it in this publication? Oh well, no biggie you rock my world anyway. Big up!
by Teamspike
Glad to see this publication make it to my iPad! The cartoons make me LOL.
Now I can share my printed version and still have my own copy.
I was just in Washington D.C. and visited the Newseum. They should have this on display in their section about the campaign! Right next to John Stewart and the other National Treasures of humor.
by Bhrinc
I need something to keep my spirits up on the long commute and who cares if people think I'm crazy laughing to myself on the train. App is easy to navigate and the cartoons look great. It even gets my teenage daugher to laugh.
by Amy & Phil
A friend recommended The Funny Times to me a while ago, and I was happy to see they've developed an app for that. The articles are hilarious and the cartoons are crisply rendered by clean, simple, and intuitive navigation. Well done, FT!
by AlobarLaughs
I'm so excited that Funny Times is finally available on my iPad! Way to go, FT. This paper has helped me laugh my way through a mangled political landscape for years and years. I love the cartoons most of all!
by CRHsoCal
I've been waiting for the e-version forever.. Love it! Can enlarge to see detail, flows smoothly, who knew they could improve a perfect product? THANK YOU, FUNNY TIMES!
by Glubglubbarf
Finally. I've been waiting for FunnyTimes. I love the funny times newspaper but I'm so glad I can now read it on my iPad.
by Antigravityray
My subscription to Funny Times has saved me over $1700 in psychiatric counselling.
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And there’s Mark Parisi (Off the Mark), Ham Khan, Cam Cardow and Rina Piccolo … and Hilary Price (Rhymes with Orange), Harry Bliss, Tom Tomorrow, Kim Warp, Ruben Bolling (Tom the Dancing Bug), P.C. Vey and Mark Stivers.
Add in Firesign Theatre’s Phil Proctor, Michael Moore, Saralee Perel, Andrei Codrescu and columnist Peter McKay, plus special features like Jon Winokur’s Curmudgeon and News of the Weird, and frequent premieres of talented new writers.
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We feature the written work of: Andy Borowitz, Bruce Cameron, America’s Worst Mom Lenore Skenazy, Dave Barry, Roz Warren and political satirist Will Durst.
Each monthly issue is packed with over 100 hilarious cartoons and dozens of funny stories guaranteed to inspire laughter.
No cancellation of the current subscription is allowed during your active subscription period.
The Funny Times, America’s most unique cartoon and humor publication, has been amusing a dedicated following for more than 25 years.
Plus P.S. Mueller, Keith Knight (The K Chronicles), Isabella Bannerman, Derf, Tom Toles, Martha Gradisher, Dave Coverly (Speedbump) and Maria Scrivan.
Now add the award-winning cartoons of Matt Wuerker, Jen Sorensen (Slowpoke), Ted Rall, Matt Bors, Chris Monroe (Violet Days) and Dan Piraro (Bizarro).
The subscription will include the current issue if you do not already own it and subsequently published future issues.
Also, work by Shannon Wheeler (Too Much Coffee Man), Mary Lawton, Tim Eagan (Deep Cover), and Clay Bennett.
Funny Times editors serve up the best-of-the-best cartoon creations from the funniest artists in the US and abroad.
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