CSotD: Profiles in Discourage
Mannequin on the Moon (AMS) suggests a line that some major newspapers could adopt for the benefit of readers. I…
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CSotD: Some Obvious Pun About a Bear
Nick Anderson (Tribune) gently transitions us from two days of comedy to a day of politics. It’s appropriate, because RFK…
CSotD: Thanks For Your Servileness
I’m more than a little burned out on upside-downism in cartooning about Justice Alito’s political posturing, though the immediacy with…
CSotD: Blood and Sand
A confession: Ella Baron’s artwork appeals to me on such a level that I’m inclined to feature her cartoons even…
CSotD: The Straight Poop
Yesterday’s cartoons by Ella Baron and Guy Venables were met with surprise by several readers, the issue of record quantities…
CSotD: A New Year for Old Folks
Adam@Home (AMS) is in an optimistic mood as 2024 has launched, though not quite as much in a hurry as…
CSotD: The Cruel War Rages
Patrick Blower cites the new Civil War, in which a divided country rages around a vestige of the old Civil…
CSotD: A story too good to check
Patrick Blower isn’t the only one roped in by an international fraud. The notion that kids were “identifying” as animals…
CSotD: Monday Miscellany
Might as well start with the one for which I have no answer. Patrick Blower explores the future of the…
CSotD: Scams, shortcomings & other funny stuff
I worked at a paper where this Pardon My Planet (KFS) pretty much described the company health plan. There were…
CSotD: The Ministry of Arts comes for Dahl
British political cartoonists play rough, but even those like Matt who deal in topical humor have an edge that gives…
CSotD: Gender Politics
Given that Kansas promotes itself as the “Land of Ahs” — with or without that apostrophe — it’s hardly surprising…
CSotD: Sunday Morning and we’re all coming down
Kal Kallaugher gets away with the tired iceberg metaphor for two reasons: One is his art, through which he can…