CSotD: Saturday Cartoons
Brewster Rockit (Tribune) is usually silly, except that on random Sundays it will suddenly take a kind of Mr. Wizard…
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Brewster Rockit (Tribune) is usually silly, except that on random Sundays it will suddenly take a kind of Mr. Wizard…
Constant Readers know how strongly I identify with Arlo and Janis (AMS), and certainly I do on this strip. It’s…
Scott Stantis (Counterpoint) brings up the question of the First Amendment, which doesn’t apply to private companies except, perhaps, in…
There are only so many new ideas out there, and Pardon My Planet (KFS) isn’t the first strip to make…
This Man Overboard is as close to political as I plan to get today, but I’m willing to stand by…
There aren’t a lot of good cartoons about the Buffalo shootings, and I’m not sure it’s worth waiting, because…
Marc Murphy gets the lead-off position today because we are both Domers, graduates of the University of Notre Dame. As…
Michael Ramirez (Creators) is not the only cartoonist to ask this question, but I particularly like the snow-globe imagery, which…
Jeff Koterba starts us off with a “Yes, but No” take on Michael Flynn’s bizarre declaration that the US is…
“We’ve all heard that a million monkeys banging on a million typewriters will eventually reproduce the entire works of…
Today’s Non Sequitur (AMS) offers my favorite: A combination of humor and potential for serious thought. It’s only funny…
We’ll start this discussion of misunderstandings and outright lies with an easy one: Steve Kelley (Creators) resurrects an old canard…
Let me start the day by declaring that I don’t like most of these cartoons very much, but it’s not…
I’m glad Signe Wilkinson (AMS) got out in front of the pack on this one, because it’s a good take…
With so many comics about Thanksgiving leftovers, it seems okay to feature a Thanksgiving leftover from the editorial page, with…