CSotD: Potpourri
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CSotD: The Editor Weeps
Cartoonists at syndicates have editors, but this Baby Blues (KFS) got through without anyone noticing that, if they “all” got…
CSotD: Corruption and foolishness
We’ll let Bill Bramhall (NYDN) start us off with a ray of hope. Merrick Garland has a lot of clean…
CSotD: Monday Mix
I always enjoy Agnes (Creators), but never more than today, when she is slogging through the snow and kvetching over…
CSotD: Friday Funnies, Philosopher King Edition
I don’t necessarily like “Ain’t it the truth?” comics, because they tend to harp on worn-out topics that haven’t been…
CSotD: I don’t know why they swallowed the fly
Ye blind guides, which strain at a gnat, and swallow a camel. — Matthew 23:24 This pair of tweets…
CSotD: Nasty Times
Ann Telnaes marks the 100th Anniversary of the ratification of the 19th Amendment at a propitious moment, as nasty women…
CSotD: Midweek Funnies
Based on Sunday’s Wallace the Brave, Will Henry is apparently the only cartoonist who knows that tin-can telephones require a…
CSotD: Provocative Women
We’ll take a break for a review of what I’m going to call a “provocative book,” a graphic history of…
CSotD: Decisions and opinions, mostly bad
Pat Bagley takes on the new guidance from the Trump administration that it is no longer required for schools to…
CSotD: Expanding the Rooney Rule Beyond Football
I really puzzled over where to start today, but settled on Tank McNamara not because of the gag itself, though…
CSotD: In lieu of a leader
I like Bob Moran’s presidential portrait, since so many people have been drawing parallels between the 1920s and the current…
CSotD: Monday Monday
There are several editorial cartoons about the US women’s World Cup win; I like Mo because it’s joyful and then…
Comic Strip of the Day: Blame It On My Youth
This Maddie Dai cartoon from the New Yorker struck me at an opportune time, which is to say, just after…
Comic Strip of the Day: Friday Funnies
Sunday’s Red & Rover, which is set in an undefined portion of the early 60s, pinged some memories, though my…