The meme comes from artist KC Green’s 2013 six-panel comic, “On Fire.” In the first image, a dog sits at a table, surrounded by flames. Then, the dog smiles and says, “This is fine.” ...

Thanks to a ubiquitous meme, the ironic phrase "This is fine" means things are not really that fine at all. You've probably seen it: A smiling cartoon dog sits ... his comic panel has resonated ...

It’s easier to sell the first two than the entire panel where the dog melts into nothingness.” Green recently launched a Kickstarter campaign for a plush toy version of the “This is fine” dog.

But the meme best known as “This Is Fine”—the one with the ... The meme comes from KC Green’s six-panel comic “On Fire.” In the first, the dog, wearing a small bowler hat, sits at ...

This is fine does not mean this is fine — not ... It’s easier to sell the first two than the entire panel where the dog melts into nothingness. A weekly newsletter by David Pierce designed ...

Although he's definitely not a new creation, the dog from the "This Is Fine" meme has become an increasingly popular character throughout the 2016 election cycle. Originally part of a six-panel ...

Now comes good news: The “This Is Fine” dog is alive, even if not ... “Gunshow” webcomic character was boiled down to a two-panel meme on social media, a symbol of grinning while barely ...

The creator of the “This is fine” dog meme has confirmed he’s spinning it into a video game titled This is Fine: Maximum Cope. Question Hound, the proper name of the viral star, was created ...

The "This Is Fine" dog meme perfectly described 2016, and now it's getting a video game to boot. The internet's favorite in denial dog has been immortalized in free game form to continue to show ...