Poor little Churchy-wurchy.

A resurrection this week because of real-life work commitments. The irony meter first appeared in December 2008, and enjoyed a short period of popularity before fading into oblivion. They were poorly made.

This strip was based on a true story.

Thanks, London School of Economics SU, for giving me extra work to do.

A Danish translation of the best early J&M strips was launched last week. The first printing sold out within days, and there’s a second run coming out on 3 March. Pre-order your copy here.

Many thanks to Saudi Arabia for this week’s strip.

Other people shouldn’t be hypocrites.

It’s almost funny.

Congratulations to Sean from Adelaide, a long-time supporter of J&M, who wins this month’s raffle prize.

If you think Jesus & Mo is almost funny sometimes, and you’d like to help keep it going, please think about becoming a Patron like Sean. You just have to click here and follow the instructions:

Become a Patron!

It’s not funny.