CSotD: D-Day w/ Only One Wheelchair
Aislin starts off our D-Day commemoration in part because the Canadians tend to get bunched in with the British forces…
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CSotD: 1924 Part Two – The Strips
(Banner by Johnny Walbridge, who, as noted yesterday, went on to be a Disney writer and animator.) We’ll start our…
CSotD: 1924 Part One — The Commentary
New Year’s cartoons are a mandatory piece each January 1, and Alfred Brewerton didn’t try for anything breakthrough with this…
CSotD: California, here I come!
As you are reading this, I am en route to the AAEC Convention in San Francisco, which I will report…
CSotD: Rah Rah Rah Rah Sis Boom Bah!
Christopher Weyant captures the moment in a way that, as the fellows say, seems a sign of how bad things…
CSotD: Trading New Years for Old
Happy New Year 1897 There is an old tradition in New Year’s cartoons of looking forward to a more…
CSotD: Anybody here remember print?
(Some thoughts about newspapers, while I take Mother’s Day off to go visit the Aged P.) Here’s the protagonist…
CSotD: D-Day the Sixth of June
One of the keys to looking up contemporary coverage of historic moments is that you really have to look at…
Comic Strip of the Day: Point of Personal Privilege
One of these women is turning 94 today and the other is my great-granddaughter and thus her great-great-grandaughter. So, in…