E&P has leaked what they are reporting as some of the finalists for the Pulitzer Prize. For editorial cartooning the names include: Walt Handelsman of Newsday, Nick Anderson with the Houston Chronicle, and Mike Thompson at the Detroit Free Press. A blog named “Blogging New Orleans” reports that Walt had asked the Pulitzer board if […]
Mark Tatulli gets an extensive write-up in the Philadelphia Inquirer this week in part as the Inquirer will be running Lio beginning on Monday. Some of the more interesting tidbits gleaned from the article: Mark has had to reel back the dark side of Lio because of complaints that it was too dark Mark is […]
Back in December I wrote about a blog post by Dilbert creator, Scott Adams, that opined that Bill Gates would make a good U.S. president. The idea caught fire in parts of the blogosphere and a grass-roots effort was made to recruit the billionaire. That grass-root effort has thrown in the towel: We’ve tried… We […]
For Better or For Worse character Farley will soon be appearing on Ontario license plates according to E&P. A portion of the proceeds for each plate will go to the Farley Foundation – a charitable organization that subsidizes medical care for pets that belong to senior citizens or persons with disabilities. Farley was a lovable […]
Four cartoonists Charlos Gary (Working It Out), Jerry Craft (Momma’s Boyz), Cory Thomas (Watch Your Head) and editorial cartoonist Tim Jackson will be on hand at Alfred University on March 17 to provide personal lessons on cartooning for children ages 6-17. The event is part of the university’s Drawn to Diversity annual program to explore […]