What's so funny about a couple of brothers in a broadcast booth? A lot, apparently ... at least if you're a cartoonist.

For some reason, our humble hosts seem to find themselves the subject of more than a few cartoonist's musings. In recent years, Car Talk has appeared in comics from the august New Yorker to the quirky Zippy the Pinhead, to the nerdy-but-popular XKCD.

Want to check 'em out? Got a few minutes to kill? Great! Here they are, assembled right here for your time-killing perusal.

	Free Range by Bill Whitehead 10/29/11
	How the NPR voices look (in my head) by Gaelan Kelly 9/14/11
	Chuck & Beans by Brian 5/6/11
	by PencilBlots 4/13/11
	by Stuart Carlson 3/22/11
	Otto Mechanic by Jay Piersanti 3/22/11
	Far Left Side by Mike Stanfill 1/17/11
	Dustin by Steve Kelley and Jeff Parker 2/21/11
	Luann by Greg Evans 9/1/10
	The Devil's Panties by Jennie Breeden 8/14/10
	The Buckets by Greg Cravens 5/23/10
	Close to Home by John McPherson 4/30/10
	Doonesbury by Garry Trudeau 12/22/09
	Unstrange Phenomena by Ed Allison 9/11/09
	Brakes / xkcd.com 5/11/09
	Zippy the Pinhead by Bill Griffith 5/8/09
	Car Talk on PBS' "Arthur" 1/15/09
	Nodwick by Aaron Williams 8/4/08
	Nodwick by Aaron Williams 8/2/08
	Nodwick by Aaron Williams 7/30/08
	The Far Left Side by Mike Stanfill 6/4/08
	New Yorker Cartoon by Edward Koren 6/16/06
	Arlo and Janis by Jimmy Johnson 1/15/05
	New Yorker Cartoon by Robert Weber 11/29/04
	New Yorker Cartoon by William Hamilton 6/30/03
	by Wiley Miller 10/22/94
	Hospital Cartoon by Benita Epstein
	Roll Call: Matson's World (requires subscription)