For more than 100 years, Cleveland has been a hub for artists wishing to express themselves in the form of editorial cartoons. We’ve collected cartoons, sketches and original drawings from artists Bill Watterson, Willard Combes, Roy Groves, Jim Herron and Ray Osrin. Cleveland.com presents a century of Cleveland editorial cartoonists, with nearly 20 from the […]
A Letter Cartoon What the Hell Is This Anyway? to the Editor Seattle area cartoonist Gordon Anderson sends illustrated letters to the editor of The Stranger. Spiked Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Cartoonist Speaks Out. Rob Rogers talks to Fairness & Accuracy In Reporting. Rogers told FAIR he believed the publishing of Tuesday’s [June 12] cartoon created […]
Talking with the legendary Voice cartoonist about characters who were born in the Fifties, lived through the Eighties, and are still kicking today. [R. C. Baker] sat down with the octogenarian artist and writer to discuss, among many other things, his screenplay for the new movie Bernard and Huey, directed by Dan Mirvish. Feiffer’s inaugural […]
The art and design magazine Creative Boom is reporting on a Fall 2018 exhibit entitled “Good Grief, Charlie Brown” at Somerset House in London. From Creative Boom: Expect over 100 comic strips and personal artefacts from the Schulz Museum and contemporary works from contributors including Andy Holden, David Musgrave, Fiona Banner, Franc?ois Curlet, KAWS, Ken […]
The American Association of Editorial Cartoonists will hold their 2018 Convention in Sacramento from September 20 – 23. Last year Pat Bagley drew the short straw so, as AAEC President, Pat gets to plan this year’s festivities. There will be the usual assortment of panels, lectures, seminars, and such. Among topics for convention dicussion mentioned […]
Inspector Ishida from Stan Sakai’s Usagi Yojimbo turns in a hard-hitting performance on today’s Dick Tracy. We’re overhearing critics discussing a possible “best supporting” award. Stay tuned.