For many, the focal point of Thanksgiving is, of course, the food. Unless you're raiding Party City for cardboard cutouts of pilgrims, your decor is probably limited to a tablecloth and maybe a novelty cornucopia... unless you think back to your childhood, when handprint turkey crafts were king. Remember tracing your open hand with a crayon, palm-down on a piece of printer paper, drawing a beak on it and calling it a turkey? If you have kids, there's a chance there's one hanging on your fridge at this moment. If not, cartoonists are happy to remind you.

We've gathered 11 handprint turkey comics, which you can gobble up as part of your Thanksgiving feast. Who knows? You may be inspired to draw your own afterward!

Soup to Nutz By Rick Stromoski Nov 22, 2010

Richard's Poor Almanac By Richard Thompson Dec 10, 2011

FoxTrot By Bill Amend Nov 20, 2016

Reality Check By Dave Whamond Nov 27, 2010

Cul de Sac By Richard Thompson Nov 13, 2013

Heart of the City By Mark Tatulli Nov 22, 2009

Richard's Poor Almanac By Richard Thompson Dec 8, 2011

Baldo By Hector D. Cantu and Carlos Castellanos Sept 6, 2011

FoxTrot By Bill Amend Nov 20, 1990

Heart of the City By Mark Tatulli Nov 20, 2007

Nancy By Guy Gilchrist Nov 23, 2010