CSotD: The Rain of Folly
Drew Sheneman celebrates a bit of folly with some bite: The GOP is unwilling to admit that we’re unnecessarily slaughtering…
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Drew Sheneman celebrates a bit of folly with some bite: The GOP is unwilling to admit that we’re unnecessarily slaughtering…
As DD Degg reports, the Pulitzer Prize folks have awarded a medal to a group of artists and editors who…
As we’re discussing, debating and dissecting the current state and potential future of cartooning, Will Henry is going off in…
You’re not supposed to lead off with the sports, but, when the Supreme Court goes 9-0 on anything, that qualifies…
I’m pleased with the recognition, but I agree with Bill Bramhall that it ought not to be the end of…
Rob Rogers (Counterpoint) went there, and it’s courageous and effective. But how many people know where he went? Again, it’s…
Well, I stand by yesterday’s post, and I’m glad that it — and JP Trostle’s “epic rant” — got…
Since I started yesterday with a cartoon about an eclipse that was over before you got here, I’ll start today’s…
A century ago, July 4 fell on a Sunday, which provides some long-form comics. Oddly enough, it provides only a…
In Candorville, Darrin Bell has been letting his alter ego, Lemont Brown, ponder the Pulitzer. It’s funny stuff, in part…
We all yearn to be Yossarian, but Chaplain Tappmann is probably the best we can manage on a good day:…
There have been a couple of okay cartoons about the Notre Dame fire and then a raft of weeping gargoyles….
Last week I linked to an article on Slate.com by Farhad Manjoo who argued that the Pulitzer Prize should be…
Farhad Manjoo, writing on Slate.com, isn’t impressed with the Pulitzer Prize going to editorial cartooning and argues that the award…
Matt Wuerker was not the only comic-related Pulitzer winner yesterday. Chicago Tribune columnist Mary Schmich, former writer of the comic…