Miss Cellany’s Monday Summaries
Chance Browne, Sacred Heart Academy comic strips, Dummy magazine, Michael de Adder lecture, and Public Transport Magazine The family/funeral home…
Industry news for the professional cartoonist
Chance Browne, Sacred Heart Academy comic strips, Dummy magazine, Michael de Adder lecture, and Public Transport Magazine The family/funeral home…
Forget The New York Times or CNN/Fox/MSNBC or Encyclopedia Britannica or Wikipedia The Daily Cartoonist just got got used as…
Pearls Before Swine (AMS) gets political this morning, and I’ll admit I can’t tiptoe around the general topic either. It’s…
Michael Cavna, for The Washington Post, covers the disappearance of women cartoonists from newspaper pages. Michael talks to Hilary Price,…
Constant Readers know how much I hate March 17, but that means I got a kick out of John Cole’s…
Started the week with remembrances of a long gone character. Though we get a better look at Broom-Hilda peeking out…
Below are some comic strip and cartoon books scheduled for March 2024 release. Images and links from a variety of…
I spent dozens of hours last fall interviewing newspaper cartoonists about how they draw their work, assuming that many would…
Asked and answered. Thanks, Frazz (AMS). One thing I learned by interviewing politicians and celebrities is that luck and talent…
Universal’s Toon Lagoon, Dav Pilkey’s Free Little Library, Trina Robbins’ Fashions, and Snoopy’s Diet. If you think your daily newspaper’s…
Another round of newspaper editors getting letters about the cartoons and comics they run. We start with The Oregonian’s Editor…
From Patrick McDonnell’s Mutts blog: Have you seen? Sparky (formerly known as Guard Dog) is the cover story for the…
Wilbur gets as political today as I want to, given that I’m recovering from that lost hour of sleep and…
Georgia Dunn uses her Sunday page to celebrate ten years of Breaking Cat News today. Let’s compare – here’s the…
Juxtaposition of Ancient Fads Paul Conrad Cornered — AMS Paul Berge has a collection of cartoons from a half-century ago…