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A new single panel cartoon that will appear three times weekly.  I found it clean and funny, and sometimes topical.
Looking through Steve's archive made my wife chuckle several times, so that was a clincher for me.

Strange Breed's weekly cartoon

Archives can be found at:   Strange Breed