Editorial Cartooning
» Daryl Cagle will moderate a panel of editorial cartoonists again this year at the San Diego ComicCon. Pat Oliphant will be there.
» Mike Lynch as an excellent review of Draper Hill’s career. Draper passed away two weeks ago. He was the editorial cartoonist for the Detroit News.
Interviews
» Todd Dolce interviews Molly and the Bear creator Bob Scott.
Magazines
» Nickelodeon Magazine Group plans to fold its Nick and Nick Jr. at the end of this year citing challenges in the magazine industry right now.
Great interview, Bob.
Anyone who isn’t reading “Molly and the Bear,” should be.
I’ll have to disagree, Lucas, based on the samples in that interview. In my opinion, that strip helps prove that great art doesn’t help weak writing. Every joke was the same. A big bear’s a coward. We get it.
Hi Jason,
I appreciate your thoughts on my strip. I agree that the samples that accompany my interview may be one note. You’ve made a valid point. I hope that you’ll give it a second try and read some of the archives over at Sherpa. Hopefully you’ll find the characters more 3 dimensional.
By the way, I checked out your site.” Buddy and Hopkins” is well done. Good job! I want to read more!
I have to say, I’ve really enjoyed the retro-sweetness and strong thematic characters in this strip. It’s a throw-back, but in a good way! I want to read more!
Doug
Hi Bob – thanks for the invite. While I stick to my impression of your strip, I apologize for the way I presented my critique. Rereading my post, I realize it comes across a bit rude. I will definitely check in on your strip from time to time to see the directions you take it. Best of luck.
I love Molly and the Bear! I was so happy to find this interview. I love the art and the writing is hysterical!
Oh my God! I love Molly and the Bear. Thanks for posting about the interview!