CSotD: Truth, fiction and opinions
I was dismayed to read the absurd piece by a Cleveland editor in which he said that, while readers like…
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I was dismayed to read the absurd piece by a Cleveland editor in which he said that, while readers like…
Sunday’s Bizarro (KFS) provoked both a laugh and a sigh. My dad, who died 30 years ago last week, did…
Ward Sutton admits he drew this some time ago and it languished in the files at the NYTimes Review of…
This isn’t actually an editorial cartoon, except that it is. It’s one of HJ Ford‘s illustrations for Andrew Lang’s 1894…
The railroads did not stop growing because the need for passenger and freight transportation declined. That grew. The railroads…
There has been a boatload of editorial cartoons on Trump’s threat to start yet another unwinnable land war in Asia,…
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Tom the Dancing Bug creator Ruben Bolling has published a new book for children called Alien Invasion in My Backyard….
I found the “A Case for Pencils” blog this morning via Michael Maslin’s Inkspill. It’s a blog where New Yorker…
Yesterday I posted a link to a New Yorker gallery of sample cartoons from 1965-1975. Not sure how far back…
The New Yorker has posed a sample of cartoons from the 1960’s and 70’s. The humor still works, but the…
Dan Collins has released his third e-book in the Cartoons That Will Send Me Straight To Hell series. His e-book…
The American Society of News Editors has announced this year’s Sunshine Week will be March 15-21. They’re also asking editorial…
Funny and depressing at the same time. Steve Cutts shows us where all our favorite 1980’s comic characters are today….
Randy Glasbergen who must draw 20 or 90 cartoons a day to keep up with his syndicated panels The Better…