In all email to all the paper’s journalists, Guardian cartoonist Steve Bell has attacked his editors’ refusal to run his latest cartoon, suggesting it is due to “some mysterious editorial line” about antisemitism. In the latest submission by Mr Bell, whose cartoons have appeared in the paper since 1981, Labour deputy leader Tom Watson is […]
Joel Franusic, a product marketing marketer and self-described “hacker” has figured out how to scrape internet versions of old newspapers to post old “Krazy Kat” comics. To date, he’s posted 1916 through 1922. “Why?” you ask. Here’s Joel: After becoming a little obsessed with Krazy Kat, I was very disappointed to see many of the […]
The fine folks at John Hart Studios have announced the “pre-launch” of an Indiegogo project for a B.C. feature film. From the Indiegogo site: Feature animators, illustrators, and storytellers from Academy-Award winning films are joining forces to lovingly bring America’s National Treasure, Johnny Hart’s B.C. comic strip, to the big screen! We’ve got an iconic […]
Nick Anderson leads us off with a base for today’s discussion, politely translating “E pluribus unum” for those who don’t know what it means. But, then again, what does it mean? That’s a key to the American experience, because for all that we’ve fallen short of “all men are created equal” over the past 243 […]