Self-Described ‘Hacker’ Has Loaded Public Domain ‘Krazy Kat’
Joel Franusic, a product marketing marketer and self-described “hacker” has figured out how to scrape internet versions of old newspapers…
Industry news for the professional cartoonist
Joel Franusic, a product marketing marketer and self-described “hacker” has figured out how to scrape internet versions of old newspapers…
The fine folks at John Hart Studios have announced the “pre-launch” of an Indiegogo project for a B.C. feature film….
Nick Anderson leads us off with a base for today’s discussion, politely translating “E pluribus unum” for those who don’t…
Here are some comic strip and cartoon books scheduled for July 2019 release. Images and links (mostly) via Amazon (though…
I really puzzled over which of several cartoons on the topic to lead with, but Tom Toles puts it on…
The current issue of the French magazine Blandice has a Dean Yeagle cover, unfortunately, due to a series of…
Matt Wuerker ran this piece several days ago, but it continues not simply to be relevant but to increase in…
Some Sunday comics of note today, only one noting Bastille Day. I like the nice Summer day…
Start your Sunday, (Well, if “your” Sunday is August 6, 1950) with some donuts, orange juice and Puck, The Comic…
Charles Schulz is Peanuts and Peanuts is Charles Schulz. But Schulz did a few more series than Peanuts. There…
Today’s Garfield gives a disguised nod to a milestone. Debuting 41 years and 25 days ago, the July 13,…
Stephen Collins on the perils of shopping in a strange supermarket, and thoughts on that topic could be a book,…
Longtime MAD contributor Sergio Aragonés just can’t imagine a world without MAD. Aragonés sees MAD as a way of…
Clay Jones’ cartoon yesterday was about the Social Media Summit and political cartoonists. Clay expanded on his thoughts, about…
The new Nancy is hardly the only strip featuring a rude, self-absorbed main character, but, at least so far, it…