Celestial Slamtoons 2009 - For temple recommend holders and general audiences, not General Authorities. Safe viewing from your employment work station.
2008 - 2007 - 2006 - 2005 - 2004 - 2003 - 2002 - 2001 - 2000

Terrestrial Slamtoons 2008 - For psuedo-intellectuals, Sunstoners, fringe-ites and those who cross their fingers during temple recommend interviews. Temple ceremony and ritual is fair game here.
2007 - 2006 - 2005 - 2004 - 2003 - 2002 - 2001 - 2000

Telestial Slamtoons 2007 - Blasphemy of the more graphic nature including some "F" and "GD" words. Hazardous viewing from employment work stations in Utah, Mesa, AZ and Southern Idaho.
2007 - 2006 - 2005 - 2004 - 2003 - 2002 - 2001 - 2000

Outer Darkness Slamtoons - Blasphemy of the pornographic nature including vulgar language. Frontal male and female anatomy with hazardous viewing from employment work stations anywhere. Most people find these more shocking than funny.

Creative Captions - Contribute your own captions to popular slamtoon images

General Authority Look-a-likes - Parody pictures created in their images

The Mormmy's - The apostate hymnal - parody tunes from perdition

Jokes - With a Mormon slant

Mormonism in the Animal Kingdom - Noah meets Brother Dolittle

General Authority Trading Cards - Pokemon meets Brigham Young

I too testify that Slamtoons is of God. - 04/15/2008 - Jay Kamisese

The idea of MY family being eternal is enough to make me terrified at the very thought of Mormonism! I can't imagine why they use that in their advertising campaigns; you'd think they'd add it to their list of sacred/secret teachings. - 04/14/2008 - Disabused

Who did the "Getting to know Elder Boyd K Packer" slamtoon in the Celestial Slamtoons section? I really love all of these, they just kill me everytime (and help to lighten the burden of my past Mormon life), but that Packer one just really was special! I guess it is so funny, because it there is so much truth in it! - 10/29/2005 - zelphrules
Editor's Note: Image created by Adversary Bob 10/28/2005.

Regarding the parody work of Stray Mutt:

For me, I did go through a bitter and angry time when I left. As that faded, it was *then* that I was able to laugh about it. During my bitter and angry stage, I was too mad to be able to see the humor in any of mormonism. The ability to laugh about it, IMO, is more likely to show that one has already reached and conquered the bitterness stage rather than that one is wallowing around in anger. Just my opinion.

I only know Stray Mutt from his posts here, but I don't see anger in them. I see a lot of wisdom, a lot of humor, and a lot of help for those who are still hurting. - 10/21/2005 - thought they were Funny

My kids love the slamtoons section of your site. Of course I only let them read the "Celestial" ones, but it's a riot at our house every time a new one comes out. - 12/22/2004 - Bob