CSotD: Post-Holiday Humor
We’re not doing politics today, but Rod Emmerson‘s cartoon is a combination of politics and social commentary, since in New…
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We’re not doing politics today, but Rod Emmerson‘s cartoon is a combination of politics and social commentary, since in New…
This Alan Moir cartoon is past its use-by date — I try to feature cartoons within seven days —…
I’ve given up on anti-pineapple-and-ham pizza purity, but I laughed at today’s Andertoons (AMS) anyway. I don’t know if it…
Today’s Arlo & Janis (AMS) is a bit of a Super Bowl standard: The sports savvy guy and the woman…
Starting out with a point of personal privilege: As Rod Emmerson notes, Covid is becoming a greater problem in rural…
No politics today. It’s my dog’s birthday and I promised her I wouldn’t get all het up. So we’ll start…
That cargo ship wedged in the Suez Canal may be a disaster for international trade, but it’s been a…
Steve Sack (Star-Tribune)‘s portrait of Sleepy Joe is a delightful hurling of the nickname back in the bully’s face, given…
Leading off with John Deering (Creators) today, not because it’s a brilliant cartoon but because it isn’t. While others are…
Phil Hands leads off today with a narrow accusation I want to expand into a continuing theme. The refusal to…
When I got to Bado’s blog today, I thought, “Man, that was fast!” Turns out this wasn’t a quick response…
Deb Milbrath made me laugh this morning and that’s worth something. And she’s right: His nightly pep rallies have lost…
Rod Emmerson offers tips for the lockdown and it all looks good to me, mostly because he accurately mirrors what…
Jeff Danziger captures the mood, or at least mine and presumably his. I’ve been working from home for the past…
Greg Kearney, cartooning for the Atchison (Kansas) Globe, offers a bit of nostalgia and regret for the days when world…