CSotD: The “Say What?” Files
Chip Bok (Creators) starts us off with a “Say what?” in which he contends that justices are not placed on…
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CSotD: Bellyrubs for Bullies
Clay Bennett (CTFP)‘s cartoon introduces today’s theme by happenstance, because we all know that Ukraine needs our continued help, and…
CSotD: After Further Review …
Rod Emmerson comments on Prince Harry’s book, and I appreciate that he is commenting on the impact of the book…
CSotD: Friday Juxtapositions
(Kevin Kallaugher) (Matt Wuerker – Politico) The State of the Union speech was, indeed, a welcome relief from years…
CSotD: Are we there yet?
Carpe Diem (KFS) inadvertently captures my mood. Or perhaps I’m just not the only one who feels there is way…
CSotD: Canal Crisis is over, back on your heads
The ship is unstuck and we’ve got to get back to other topics and other tropes. Mike Luckovich (AJC) noted…
CSotD: Repeating the past
John Deering (Creators) offers a chilling combination of “Those who do not learn from the past are doomed to repeat…
CSotD: Spin, Hype, Lies
I find it perversely comforting that, having praised Popeye the Sailor Mensch on Saturday for giving away a million dollars,…
CSotD: Ol’ Man Ribber and similar laffs
I’d sworn off cartoons based on Emma Lazarus, but Steve Artley took me by surprise with this “New Yorker in…
CSotD: Too Smart For The Room
John Branch provides a welcome alternative to the flood of Emma Lazarus re-writes currently flooding the editorial cartooning pool. I’m…
CSotD: Political Potpourri
There are currently a gazillion cartoons transposing new words on Emma Lazarus’s Statue of Liberty poem, but Mike Luckovich took…
Interviewed: Breen on Living in the Shadows project
Michael Cavna interviewed San Diego Union-Tribune editorial cartoonist Steve Breen about his “Living in the Shadows” project. MICHAEL CAVNA: Did…