I'm having a problem with the following code. It's supposed to give a snippet of HTML that displays the an image that's on a remote site, the name of which changes on a daily basis. The problem is, it dosen't print any thing. 
use LWP::Simple;
use CGI qw(:standard escapeHTML);

{
  my %cache = (Time => 0, Data => "");
  my $comicsdata = {
    Dilbert => {
      Page => "http://dilbert.com" ,
      Regex => qr[(/comics/dilbert/archive/images/dilbert\d+.gif)] ,
      Base => "http://dilbert.com"
     }
  };
  sub get_data {
    my $out_comics = "";
    my $name = "";
    foreach $name (keys %$comicsdata) {
      my $page = get("$$comicsdata{$name}{Page}");
      my $regex = $$comicsdata{$name}{Regex};
      my @comics = ($page =~ m/$regex/g);
      my $base = $$comicsdata{$name}{Base};
      @comics = map { $base . $_ } @comics;
      $out_comics .= $name . a({-href=>$page}, map { img({-src=> $_}) 
+} @comics);
    }
    $cache{Time} = time;
    return($cache{Data} = $out_comics);
  }
}
print get_data;

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