- COMIC
- Stand-up humorist
- Cut-up
- Hannah Gadsby, e.g.
- Laughable
- Kind of relief
- Humorous
- Stand-up guy?
- It's organized into panels
- One may cause a riot
- Stand-up kind of guy?
- Type of relief
- Word before opera or relief
- Funny
- 39-Down's profession
- Joker
- Laughing matter
- One whose bag is gags
- Kind of book or relief
- Nightclub performer
- Many a late-night host
- Stand-up type?
- Laugh-inducing
- Kind of book or strip
- With 99-Down, "Superman," e.g.
- Stand-up performer
- Like some timing
- Strip in the paper
- Word with strip or relief
- Calvin and Hobbes, for one
- Larry the Cable Guy, for one
- Book with drawings
- Open mic performer, often
- Stand-up in a club
- Cathy, for one
- Club joke teller
- Stand-up individual?
- Word with book or opera
- Lewis Black, e.g.
- Demetri Martin, e.g.
- Multi-square entertainment
- Funny one
- Rib-tickling
- Peanuts, e.g.
- Seinfeld, e.g.
- Cathy or "Blondie"
- Improv performer
- Opera genre
- Professional joke teller
- Funny performer
- Harlequinesque
- Improv entertainer
- Joke-telling performer
- Peanuts, for one
- Joke teller
- Newspaper feature
- Performer of one-liners
- Sunday paper staple
- Waggish
- Strip
- Space Cadet is one.
- Bob Hope, for instance.
- Funny magazine?
- Entertainer.
- Adjective for George Gobel.
- Gleason or Gobel.
- Type of actor.
- Type of performer.
- Amusing.
- Juvenile "literature."
- Pre-Western type of TV performer.
- Laugh getter.
- Wag.
- Thespian of a sort.
- Like a harlequin
- Funny fellow.
- Falstaff.
- Kind of book.
- Risible
- Hope or Youngman
- Kind of strip
- King or Newhart
- Droll
- Kind of opera or strip
- Kind of valentine
- Kind of strip or opera
- Gagman
- Gagster
- Kind of opera
- Dangerfield, e.g.
- Martin or Lewis
- Laurel or Hardy
- Minsky attraction
- Jocose
- Droll one
- Eddie Murphy is one
- Thalian
- Cathy, e.g.
- Performer at Caroline's
- Work in panels
- The Katzenjammer Kids, e.g.
- ___ strip (feature of the 23-Down)
- B.C., e.g.
- Chris Rock, for one
- The Tonight Show performer
- Sunday newspaper color feature
- Dilbert, for one
- Little Lulu, for one
- One with one-liners
- Luann or "Blondie"
- Doer of stand-up
- Chris Rock or Ellen DeGeneres
- Pearls Before Swine, e.g.
- Whit
- Newspaper strip
- Baby Blues or "Rhymes With Orange"
- Paper strip
- Cathy or "Luann"
- Doonesbury or "Dilbert"
- Funnyman
- Clown
- A real stand-up kind of guy?
- Roast host, usually
- 5-Down, e.g.
- Word before strip or relief
- ___ relief
- Ali Wong or Tiffany Haddish
- Cathy or "Garfield"
- Sinbad, for one
- Marvel production
- Word with strip or book
- Cathy or "Blondie," e.g.
- Broom-Hilda, for example
- Laugh provider
- A real stand-up guy?
- Sunday newspaper feature
- One with gags
- One eliciting laughs
- Funny type of strip
- Entertainer such as Tig Notaro
- Ali Wong or Joan Rivers
- Calvin and Hobbes, e.g.
- Buddy Hackett
- Late Martha Raye e.g.
- Word with opera or strip
- Zany
- Standup sort?
- Blondie or "Cathy"
- Doonesbury or "Garfield," e.g.
- Sinbad or Chris Rock, e.g.
- Humorist
- Performer of stand-up
- Humorous or humorist
- Word with "opera" or "relief"
- Louis C.K., for one
- Peanuts or "Pickles"
- Ali Wong, for example
- Bianca Xunise creation
- Janelle James, for one
- Michelle Buteau, e.g.
- Word before "book" or "strip"
- ___ Sans (typeface)
- Funny performer such as Hannah Gadsby
- Stand-up person
- Bazooka freebie
- One applauded for a bit
- Pickles, for one
- Cartoonist's creation
- With 84 Across, Gilbert and Sullivan specialty
- Strip for laughs
- Person who may bomb, kill or slay
- Shtick figure
- Stand-up gal
- Strip of paper?
