Responding the job losses of Matt Davies, Marshall Ramsey and Drew Sheneman Steve Greenberg writes:. If these AAEC numbers are right, then that?s a loss of 35 positions, or more than a 34 percent drop in 30 months. Polar ice caps aren?t disappearing as quickly. All of the full-time cartoonist positions in Alaska, Hawaii, Iowa, […]
New Yorker regular cartoonist Bob Eckstein has launched a new online humor magazine called The Basement. The site includes cartoons from several well known artists including Meg Pokrass, Rina Piccolo, Susan Camilleri Konar, Flash Rosenberg, J. Bear Savo, and Matthew Reiss. In addition to the cartoons, the site features poetry, music and original animation.
As always, an interesting interview by Bob Andelman (AKA Mr. Media) with Andrew Farago, who is not only the curator for the Cartoon Art Museum in San Francisco, but the author or a new coffee table book Looney Tunes Treasury: Includes Amazing Interactive Treasures from the Warner Bros. Vault!.
Lio creator Mark Tatulli may not be the only cartoonist cornering the market on Calvin and Hobbes parodies. Currently making its way through the interwebs is a Calvin and Hobbes strip written as a Twilight Zone episode. The cartoonist, Timothy Lim (AKA “Ninjaink”) has several other Calvin and Hobbes works including this gruesome one (below).
Rob Tornoe has released the second edition of his Punchline magazine. Punchline is a humor magazine published in the Delaware area.