CSotD: Odds and Ends
My first impression of this Steve Breen (Creators) piece was that he obviously hadn’t read up on the particular level…
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CSotD: McWar Games
Stuart Carlson (AMS) offers a pun which I suspect is more about unavailable and late-arriving Christmas presents than about World…
CSotD: The Battle of the Golden Arches
Tank McNamara (AMS) sets the stage with a straightforward explanation of how we allow ourselves to be exploited. In 1980,…
CSotD: Dear Leader Goes Postal
(Bill Bramhall) (Matt Wuerker) We start today with a Juxtaposition in which Bill Bramhall explains the issue and Matt Wuerker…
CSotD: Fresh takes, Double takes, Out takes
I don’t think you can call Jeremy Banx’s work “deceptively simple” because the depth in his simple work is not…
CSotD: Gossip
David Fitzsimmons sets the scene, to the extent that you can set a scene which, as he notes, changes and…
CSotD: Getting into some kind of spirit
I’m starting to get in the Christmas mood, but Dear Leader keeps dragging me back to Macroland. John Cole suggests…
CSotD: Baalderdash
Paul Fell speaks to a specific blasphemy, but his cartoon has wider and deeper significance. The notion of Trump as…
CSotD: Sunday Potpourri
It doesn’t matter where we begin today, since it’s really a grab bag, but Chip Bok’s cartoon made me…
CSotD: Truthiness
The idea that everyone was glued to the hearings is a bit fanciful, though somebody posted a photo taken on…
CSotD: Time with so much truth to kill
Rob Rogers offers this play upon the question Ronald Reagan famously posed in 1980 to help him defeat Jimmy Carter:…
CSotD: Good Guys Don’t Always Smile
In the current “Heart of the City” story arc, she has become class president, which puts her in conflict with…
CSotD: Catching Up
After nearly a week of odd isolation — five days with no company beyond some of the most brilliant editorial…
CSotD: Madmen with sticks
If a madman were to come into this room with a stick in his hand, no doubt we should pity…