CSotD: Cartoonists catch up
There are many things that Dear Leader can’t seem to understand, and Jimmy Margulies captures two of them here: One…
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CSotD: Waiting for that Hollywood ending
Michael de Adder‘s gag is particularly funny because it relies on the notion that this is all part of some…
CSotD: Coping, and doing better
Graeme MacKay offers some advice for those working from home. Several decades ago — the kids are in their 40s…
CSotD: Interesting Times
There is apparently no such “Chinese curse” as “May you live in interesting times,” but Ed Hall does a nice…
CSotD: Burnout
There are many reasons to like Mike Thompson‘s cartoon, starting with the timing. I hit a point last night where…
CSotD: Random but relevant
Jeff Danziger captures the mood, or at least mine and presumably his. I’ve been working from home for the past…
CSotD: Strips get up to date
I’m getting burned out on editorial cartoons, mostly because they aren’t saying much that’s new or important anymore. JD Crowe…
CSotD: Exeunt, laughing
Starting off today with John Aucther, both to pursue his point and to express how tiring it is to monitor…
CSotD: Morbid-19
We’ll start the day with Steve Sack‘s commentary on working at home, because he acknowledges the challenge without going overboard….
CSotD: Friday Funnies Despite It All
Alex has been at the top of his game this past week, and here’s one that evokes the unlikely phrase,…
CSotD: Alone (and yet alive)
J.D. Crowe extends the invitation and we should all accept it and gather together, separately. I’m good with that. I’ve worked…
CSotD: Sanity retention
Nick Anderson captures the moment, and I would add that not only has Facebook (and Twitter, for that matter) become…
CSotD: Home-Thoughts, from Home
I’m going to try to be mostly critical in a literary rather than a social sense today, starting with Steve…
CSotD: Even Kansas isn’t in Kansas anymore
Greg Kearney, cartooning for the Atchison (Kansas) Globe, offers a bit of nostalgia and regret for the days when world…
CSotD: Journal of the Plague Weeks
Matt Wuerker suggests what we have to fear, though not only do we have to fear fear itself, but we…