Quick Hits in a scattershot manner. Leigh Rubin honored as Rochester Institute of Technology Cartoonist-in-Residence Rochester Institute of Technology is getting its first cartoonist-in-residence. Leigh Rubin, creator of Rubes, will spend a week on campus in November talking with students at RIT’s College of Art and Design, School of Individualized Studies and College of Liberal […]
In anticipation of her first public appearance on Sunday at CXC GoComics presents an audio interview with Nancy’s Olivia Jaimes. While taking painstaking steps to protect her identity, we sat Olivia down at an undisclosed location for an exclusive, hard-hitting interview on who was lit, what was up, and whether “Sluggo is Lit” hoverboards will […]
Over at the Washington Post, Michael Cavna talks to Ann Telnaes, Signe Wilkinson, Kevin (KAL) Kallaugher and Michael Ramirez about their thoughts on the differences between the Brett Kavanaugh SCOTUS hearings and Clarence Thomas’ back in 1991. https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/comic-riffs/wp/2018/09/24/im-very-angry-that-is-this-is-happening-again-cartoonists-compare-drawing-for-kavanaugh-and-thomas-hearings/?utm_term=.8da6c2113239
Forbes contributor Michael Schein makes a sarcastic(?) case as to why we should all be more like Dilbert creator Scott Adams. From the piece: Follow his (Adams’) example. Pinpoint an area in which you’ve already had some success, even if it’s unrelated to your core business. Then, make the case that your success in that area makes […]
There’s a wise saying that “Character is what you do when nobody’s looking,” and, for that reason, Jeff Stahler‘s cartoon stands out among all the other Brett Kavanaugh material. In the days since I opined that single-sex Catholic prep schools produce people who don’t understand the opposite sex, or sex at all, there have been […]